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Ready Or Not, Here Comes FIDO: How To Prepare For SuccessPlanning and Preparation Are Key to Successfully Adopting FIDO Standards for “Simpler, Stronger Authentication”
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Amazon, Microsoft, May Be Putting World At Risk Of Killer AI, Says ReportAmazon, Microsoft and Intel are among leading tech companies that could spearhead a global AI arms race, according to a report that surveyed major players from the sector about their stance on lethal autonomous weapons.
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Russian APT Silence Steals $3.5 Million In One YearA Russian-speaking threat group has managed to steal roughly $3.5 million since September 2018 by increasing the frequency of attacks, Singapore-based cybersecurity firm Group-IB reveals.
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Visa Tackles Payment Fraud With New Security ServicesVisa this week announced a new set of capabilities aimed at improving fraud prevention and cybersecurity of payment systems.
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Chinese Cyberspies Continue Targeting Medical Research OrganizationsChinese cyberspies continue targeting medical research organizations in the U.S. and elsewhere, and cancer-related research appears to be of particular interest, FireEye said in a report published on Wednesday.
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Suspect In Huge Capital One Breach Seeks Release From JailLawyers for a transgender woman charged in a massive data breach at Capital One asked a judge Tuesday to release her from federal custody, saying that for her to remain jailed with men is a serious threat to her mental health.
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Backdoor Found In Rest-client Ruby GemA Ruby software package that contained a malicious backdoor has been removed from the Ruby Gems repository after compromising over ten libraries.
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Apple, Google, Mozilla Respond To Kazakhstan Surveillance EffortsApple, Google and Mozilla announced on Wednesday that they have taken action against Kazakhstan’s efforts to spy on its citizens by requiring them to install a root certificate on their devices.
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Internet-Exposed Sphinx Servers At Risk Of AttacksAll Sphinx servers that are exposed to the Internet are prone to abuse by cybercriminals, as they can be accessed by anyone, CERT-Bund warns.
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Attacking Tor: What It Takes To Disrupt The Popular Onion Routing NetworkLaunching denial-of-service (DoS) attacks against Tor’s most commonly used default bridges and flooding them would cost attackers around $17,000 per month, researchers have discovered.
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