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The "0ktapus" cyberattackers set up a well-planned spear-phishing effort that affected at least 130

The "0ktapus" cyberattackers set up a well-planned spear-phishing effort that affected at least 130 orgs beyond Twilio and Cloudflare, including Digital Ocean, DoorDash and Mailchimp. [TechWeb]( Follow Dark Reading: [RSS]( September 01, 2022 LATEST SECURITY NEWS & COMMENTARY [Twilio Hackers Scarf 10K Okta Credentials in Sprawling Supply Chain Attack]( The "0ktapus" cyberattackers set up a well-planned spear-phishing effort that affected at least 130 orgs beyond Twilio and Cloudflare, including Digital Ocean, DoorDash and Mailchimp. [Google Fixes 24 Vulnerabilities With New Chrome Update]( But one issue that lets websites overwrite content on a user's system clipboard appears unfixed in the new Version 105 of Chrome. [LastPass Suffers Data Breach, Source Code Stolen]( Researchers warned that cyberattackers will be probing the code for weaknesses to exploit later. 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[What You Need to Know About the Psychology Behind Cyber Resilience]( Understanding how and why people respond to cyber threats is key to building cyber-workforce resilience. [Building a Strong SOC Starts With People]( A people-first approach reduces fatigue and burnout, and it empowers employees to seek out development opportunities, which helps retention. [The Inevitability of Cloud Breaches: Tales of Real-World Cloud Attacks]( While cloud breaches are going to happen, that doesn't mean we can't do anything about them. By better understanding cloud attacks, organizations can better prepare for them. (First of two parts.) [MORE NEWS /]( [MORE COMMENTARY]( HOT TOPICS [Security Culture: An OT Survival Story]( The relationship between information technology and operational technology will need top-down support if a holistic security culture is to truly thrive. 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