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Protecting the devices that run your production facilities is increasingly important. How can we secure single-purpose hardware?
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Quantum is the ‘next industrial revolution’, but it’s also set to become a national-security headache.
A couple of the awards at this year’s CES went to a metal mesh tire, based on NASA research and missions. Originally developed by NASA and now commercialized for terrestrial use by The SMART Tire Company, these superelastic tires are airless, dur…
A data sharing initiative with news video on a social media platform has identified the Tesla driver implicated in several years of violent attacks in Los Angeles. …Eyewitness News videos [were published by a Tiktok user and] three people came fo…
If Portainer is your go-to GUI for Docker and Kubernetes, you should consider adding a bit of extra security to the deployment.
The post How to force Portainer to use HTTPS and upload your SSL certificates for heightened security appeared first on Tech…
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Cybercriminals are leveraging two exploit chains (ProxyNotShell/OWASSRF) to target Microsoft Exchange servers, as warned by Bitdefender Labs.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: New Wave of Cyberattacks Targeting MS Exchan…
Google addressed six security vulnerabilities in its web browser Chrome, none of them actively exploited in the wild. Google released Chrome version 109.0.5414.119 for Mac and Linux and 109.0.5414.119/.120 for Windows to address a total of six vulnerabilities. Four of the addressed flaws were reported by external researchers that were awarded for more than $26,500 for their […]
The post Google Chrome 109 update addresses six security vulnerabilities appeared first on Security Affairs.
A new study finds that due to the growing threat surface from hybrid work and third-party vendors, only half of organizations have the budget to meet current cybersecurity needs.
The post Survey: Cybersecurity budgets aren’t matching cybersecurity chal…
North Korea-linked TA444 group is behind a credential harvesting campaign targeting a number of industry verticals. Proofpoint researchers reported that North Korea-linked TA444 APT group (aka APT38, BlueNoroff, Copernicium, and Stardust Chollima) is behind a credential harvesting campaign targeting a number of industry verticals. APT38 appears to be a North Korea-linked group separate from the infamous Lazarus group, […]
The post North Korea-linked TA444 group turns to credential harvesting activity appeared first on Security Affairs.
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “A First Malicious OneNote Document“: Attackers are always trying to find new ways to deliver malware to victims. They recently started sending Microsoft OneNote files in massive phishing campaigns. OneNote files (ending the extension “.one”) are handled automatically by computers that have the
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