This Week in Enterprise Tech 415

Digital Identity Crisis, Prime Day Phishing Attacks, the Return of Emotet, and WFH Security

• Amazon Prime Day shows spikes in phishing attacks.
• AT&T has trouble figuring out where it offers government-funded Internet.
• Risky BBQ: Dickey's Barbecue Pit suffers a POS breach.
• Magento Ecommerce vulnerability finally patched by Adobe.
• Remote tribe says SpaceX Starlink 'catapulted' them into 21st century.
• The rise and return of Emotet.
• 800,000 SonicWall VPNs are vulnerable to a new remote code execution bug... YIKES!
• CSO's, are your employees practicing good habits at home?
• How to pinpoint rogue IoT devices on your network
• AT&T and T-Mobile fight speed tests that could prove their coverage maps wrong.
• Bruce Esposito, IAM strategist for One Identity, talks about identity management. Could there be a unified identity system?

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Links

• Amazon Prime Day Spurs Spike in Phishing, Fraud Attacks
• AT&T has trouble figuring out where it offers government-funded Interne
• Card details for 3 million Dickey's customers posted on carding forum
• Adobe patches Magento bugs that lead to code execution, customer list tampering
• Remote tribe says SpaceX Starlink “catapulted” them into 21st century
• DHS warns that Emotet malware is one of the most prevalent threats today
• 800,000 SonicWall VPNs vulnerable to new remote code execution bug
• Western Digital is trying to redefine the word "RPM"
• Big tech companies want to help get you back in the office
• Barnes & Noble cyberattack exposed customers' personal information
• Security Officers, Are Your Employees Practicing Good Habits from Home?
• How to Pinpoint Rogue IoT Devices on Your Network
• AT&T, T-Mobile fight speed tests that could prove their coverage maps wrong
• One Identity: Identity Manager