GOP cries foul over spy charges for Biden ‘whistleblower’
House Oversight chairman has called the accused arms trafficker and Chinese foreign agent ‘very credible’
Day: July 11, 2023
Advantages and Disadvantages of Homomorphic Encryption 2023
Four years after our first blog on homomorphic encryption, we revisit the technology to see what’s changed to make it viable for enterprises. The short answer: not much.
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Threat Modeling Unveiled: Enhancing Security in the Digital Age
In the fast-paced digital landscape, security breaches and data compromises have become prevalent. To counter these threats, organizations are turning to a powerful technique known as threat modeling. This blog explores the diverse use cases of threat …
Hacks using flaws in Progress’s MOVEit tool have hit hundreds of organizations, now including TomTom, Radisson hotels, and real estate giant Jones Lang LaSalle (Carly Page/TechCrunch)
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Hacks using flaws in Progress’s MOVEit tool have hit hundreds of organizations, now including TomTom, Radisson hotels, and real estate giant Jones Lang LaSalle — The MOVEit mass-hack has claimed yet more vic…
BBC faces fresh allegation against unnamed presenter from young person – report
BBC News said it has spoken to a young person in their 20s.
At NATO Summit, Biden Welcomes Sweden to Alliance But Tells Ukraine to Wait
Biden held a 45-minute call with Turkey’s President, who agreed the next day to Sweden’s bid to join NATO.
Top Russian official says Poland wants to seize parts of Ukraine
Foreign ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova touts theory often raised by Moscow without any evidence.
DR Congo elections: Tensions rising ahead of polls due in six months
In DR Congo, tensions are rising in the run-up to presidential and parliamentary elections in six months’ time. Several opposition figures have been arrested, and some experts have begun to sound the alarm over attacks on civil liberties. The political…
Germany approves $769M weapons package for Ukraine, clears huge Boxer deal with Australia
“We are proceeding [with additional funding] because we are convinced it is necessary and the only right thing to do is support Ukraine for as long as it takes,” said Boris Pistorius, Germany’s minister of defense.