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Here is a list of all new modules recently added from our community of ethical hackers. You can find a complete list of new vulnerabilities …
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You Can! Earn Your BS in Nursing Online at Excelsior University When most people think about earning a degree online, nursing probably isn’t the first subject that comes to mind as a natural fit for an online format. However, online nursing programs ha…
In-Depth Look at Career Options with a BS in Nursing If you’re a registered nurse with a bachelor’s degree, your career opportunities just expanded exponentially! Not only that, but you can look forward to higher salaries and you’re now in a great posi…
Key Differences Between the Two Degrees Engineering and engineering technology both lead to promising careers in the ever-evolving landscape of technology and innovation, but they also offer distinct approaches and opportunities. Let’s delve into engin…
Over 30,000 Ukrainian military personnel trained by EUMAM According to the outgoing Netherlands Minister of Defence Kajsa Ollongren and the Netherlands Chief of Defence Onno Eichelsheim, the European training mission EUMAM is one of the main pillars of…
It has been six months since Netcraft first reported on abuse of the new .zip TLD, outlining the fraudulent activity we detected and blocked. Within weeks of its launch, Netcraft had detected many fresh .zip domain registrations designed to exploit confusion between the new TLD and the .zip file extension for ZIP archives.
So, what has changed in the last 6 months? Not much, it seems.
The rate of new .zip domains registrations has declined since our previous blog post. Despite this, there are now:
Out of these domains, we discovered 5 serving zip bombs. In addition, the larger number of distinct IP addresses (1 for every 4 domains now, compared to 1 for every 6 domains six months ago) suggests that .zip domains are becoming more diverse.
Netcraft has blocked 50 malicious .zip domains since the previous post on 17 May 2023, bringing the total to 56. These domains mostly impersonate Microsoft, Google, and Steam, as the following figure illustrates:
Other notable attacks include:
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The new Congressional Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States report unanimously concluded the United States is unprepared to face China and Russia as two nuclear-armed peer adversaries. The 12-member commission, evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, was co-chaired by Madelyn Creedon, a former Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) staff member and former […]
Understanding the Strategic Posture Commission Report was originally published on Global Security Review.
The intelligence community (IC) projects the Chinese nuclear warhead inventory will be approximately 1,500 warheads by 2035, but this may be a low estimate. According to projections from the IC and Department of Defense, the Chinese DF-41 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) can carry a maximum of three nuclear warheads. However, if all 360 newly constructed […]
Is America Underestimating the DF-41 Risk? was originally published on Global Security Review.
We are excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership between ToolsWatch and GISEC 2024, as they
Large language models (LLMs), the algorithmic platforms on which generative AI (genAI) tools like ChatGPT are built, are highly inaccurate when connected to corporate databases and becoming less transparent, according to two studies.One study by Sta…