This Week in Enterprise Tech 429

• FonixCrypter releases ransomware decryption key
• Google payout to bug hunters hits a new high
• The White House supports Artemis Program to go back to the Moon
• A company pays to get data back from ransomware, then gets hit again by the same ransomware
• Attackers continue to target iOS security
• Amazon starts using prototype electric trucks for deliveries
• New Chrome browser 0-day vulnerability is active in the wild
• The current state of cybersecurity job candidates, and how to improve training
• Google pays $3.8 million to settle  federal gender and race discrimination charges 
• Don Schuerman, CTO of Pegasystems talks about the complexity of software and services and how automation could help your organization

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Links

• FonixCrypter ransomware gang releases master decryption key
• Google's Payout to Bug Hunters Hits New High
• White House says its supports Artemis Program to return to the Moon
• Ransomware: A company paid millions to get their data back, but forgot to do one thing. So the hackers came back again
• Attackers Continue to Nibble at Apple's iOS Security
• Amazon begins delivering packages with prototype electric trucks
• New Chrome Browser 0-day Under Active Attack—Update Immediately!
• Many Cybersecurity Job Candidates Are Subpar, While On-the-Job Training Falls Short
• Google settles federal gender and race discrimination charges for $3.8M
• pega.com