Steve Zurier is a freelance writer based in Columbia, Md. He specializes in cybersecurity topics, including cybercrime, security breaches, ransomware, and malware, often exploring the intersections of technology and security. Steve's work has been featured in notable publications such as Dark Reading, Network World, and SC Media.
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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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By: Shaun Nichols, Steve Zurier, Laura French
First-of-its-kind “honeypot” study left open to all ports in 14 locations.
Change Healthcare has been sued by Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers over its negligent cybersecurity practices, which resulted in the massive
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Dec. 17 issued Binding Operational Directive (BOD) 25-01 , which ordered federal
Healthcare organizations, banks, educational institutions, and construction firms have been subjected to an ongoing phishing scam involving the exploitation of Google Calendar to facilitate clandestine credentials compromise, BleepingComputer reports.
Organizations in the automotive, chemical, and industrial compound manufacturing sectors across Europe had at least 20,000 Microsoft Azure account credentials exfiltrated as part of the HubPhish phishing campaign that leveraged HubSpot tools, according to The Hacker News.
Cybernews reports that Indian fintech firm FatakPay had more than 27 million files with Know Your Customer documents and other sensitive loan application information compromised by an unsecured Amazon AWS S3 bucket.
By: Bill Brenner, Steve Zurier
Phony emails include a malicious Calendar file with a link to Google Forms or Google Drawings.
COMMENTARY: The manufacturing industry has been a vital linchpin of the U.S. economy for several generations.
DocuSign campaign one of many mobile phishing campaigns that aim to steal corporate credentials from top executives.
Threat actors associated with the notorious North Korean hacking outfit Lazarus Group are now setting their sites on targets in the nuclear power sector, according to researchers with Kaspersky
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