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CNA/Reuters: US to stop exchanging nuclear data with Russia after Moscow’s treaty suspension WASHINGTON: The United States has told Russia it will cease exchanging some data on its nuclear forces following Moscow’s refusal to do so, the White Hou…
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We detected Mac malware MacStealer spreading via websites, social media, and messaging platforms Twitter, Discord, and Telegram. Cybercriminals lure victims to download it by plagiarizing legitimate play-to-earn (P2E) apps’ images and offering jobs as …
A missile strike Syria has blamed on Israel caused property damage and possible casualties in southern Damascus
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Do sites like bug crowd or Hackerone only take 0 days?
I’ve been getting back into cyber sec for the last few years and have found several known CVEs in the wild (no 0days). I have approached all the people affected by these directly and they either all ignore me or tell me they dont care. In every case this has happened.
Once I even found full read write access in a database that contained medical information , dox and surgery pictures online.
This medical DB was in another country from my own.
The people who owned the box, the people who owned the medical clinic, the forigen governments intel and cyber sec agency all gave me 100% radio silence .
I eventually contacted CERT of the US, they apparently dealt with the issue and I got nothing out of it .
Some general guidance on what I should do when I find non 0 day CVE would be appreciated.
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UNITED NATIONS, Mar 29 (IPS) – A group of UN experts* on human rights has blasted the Government of Uganda for making homosexuality punishable by death.“It is an egregious violation of human rights, the experts said, urging Uganda’s president not to p…
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