Steve Zurier is a freelance writer and editor with a passion for jazz and improvised music. He contributes to publications such as SC Media and Packet Storm Security, focusing on cybersecurity, technology, and industry news. Zurier's writing covers a range of topics, including the latest cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and industry trends.
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Steve Zurier's coverage primarily focuses on privacy, cybersecurity, software, and content & publishing. He often cites data and government announcements while also covering breaking news in the field of cybersecurity.
Given his focus on cybersecurity and technology topics, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into emerging cyber threats, data breaches, vulnerability management best practices, or analysis of recent hacking incidents. Additionally, given his attention to government announcements related to cybersecurity issues, he may be responsive to sources with expertise in legislative or regulatory aspects of cybersecurity.
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Italy had information from 800,000 individuals, including President Sergio Mattarella and former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, exposed following the
Aside from enabling surveillance that curtails individuals' privacy rights, the UN cybercrime treaty — which has already been approved by the body's Ad Hoc Committee on Cybercrime — also requires the gathering and sharing of private internet user data with other countries that could legitimate authoritarian nations' partnerships.
By: Steve Zurier, Shaun Nichols
The Russian nation-state actor continues its espionage activities, using RDP to access sensitive information or drop malicious code.
A North Korean state-sponsored threat actor is suspected of collaborating with the Play ransomware gang in a September cyberattack, Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 reported Wednesday.
By: Shaun Nichols, Eric Woodruff, Steve Zurier, Laura French
Here’s how protecting against these three common mistakes can prevent ransomware attacks.
In today's rapidly changing cyber threat environment, traditional “inside-out” cybersecurity strategies, which focus primarily on defending from within, are no longer be sufficient.
A bad actor identified as EmeraldWhale was observed running a global operation that targeted exposed GitHub configurations — a campaign that resulted in more than 15,000 cloud service credentials stolen.
The threat of a copyright infringement claim has become the latest way for malware operators to trick their targets.
Several proprietary implants have been launched by Sophos to combat increasingly sophisticated Chinese state-sponsored threat operations targeting
By: Steve Zurier
Password spray attacks on compromised SOHO routers underscore the need for security pros to lock down remote workers.
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