Happy Friday!
As expected, it has been another active week on the cybersecurity front. ShinyHunters have carried out yet another data breach campaign, and a hidden backdoor was discovered across more than 30 WordPress plugins. With so much of the cybersecurity conversation centered on breaches and risk, it’s worth highlighting something a bit more constructive. Alongside OpenAI’s expansion of its Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC) program, which broadens access to advanced AI tools for vetted defenders, we’re highlighting a few cybersecurity books from the CIO Bookshelf.
Tracers in the Dark by Andy Greenberg looks at how cryptocurrency transactions, once considered anonymous, have been traced to support investigations into digital financial crime.
Kim Zetter’s Countdown to Zero Day covers the development of Stuxnet and how it was used to target physical infrastructure, along with the work of researchers who uncovered its purpose.
The Art of Invisibility by Kevin Mitnick focuses on how everyday online activity exposes personal data and outlines ways to reduce that exposure.
We add new books to the reading list each week, so there’s always something new to come back to. For now, take a look at what else is new in cybersecurity ⬇️
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