Global Data Breaches and Cyber Attacks in January 2024 – 29,530,829,012 Records Breached

IT Governance’s research found the following for January 2024: Incredibly, even though 2024 has only just begun, we’ve already surpassed the totals of 2023 – across the full year – in both incidents and records breached. This is due to a major outlier event: the MOAB (mother of all breaches), where an open instance saw more than 26 billion data records leaked from 3,876 domain names. We recognise that many of these records have been compiled from previous data breaches, and that this data set will undoubtedly contain duplicates, so appreciate that this event has to be treated differently to

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February 5, 2024
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Improving the state of Cosmos fuzzing

By Gustavo Grieco Cosmos is a platform enabling the creation of blockchains in Go (or other languages). Its reference implementation, Cosmos SDK, leverages strong fuzz testing extensively, following two approaches: smart fuzzing for low-level code, and dumb fuzzing for high-level simulation. In this blog post, we explain the differences between these approaches and show how […]

February 5, 2024
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