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Harnessing Stunt Hacking For Enterprise DefenseMake Sure You Understand the Root Cause of the Vulnerabilities or Attack Vectors Behind the Next Over-Hyped Stunt Hack
Every year, at least one mediocre security vulnerability surprisingly snatches global media attention, causing CISOs... |
GitHub Now Scans Commits For Atlassian, Dropbox, Discord TokensMicrosoft-owned GitHub on Monday announced that its token scanning service will also check commits for Atlassian, Dropbox, Discord, Proctorio and Pulumi tokens that have been accidentally shared.
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Facebook Offers Rewards For Instagram Data Abuse Reports |
Webmin Backdoored For Over A YearWebmin, the open source web-based interface for managing Linux and UNIX systems, contained a remote code execution vulnerability for more than a year and it’s believed to be an intentional backdoor.
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AWS: No Significant Issues At Other Alleged Targets Of Capital One Hacker |
Data Protection And Privacy: Think 360, Demand 360When it Comes to Data Protection and Privacy, it is Important to Evaluate Where You Are, and Where You Need to Go
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UK Hacker Sentenced To 20 Months In PrisonHacker Elliot Gunton has been sentenced to 20 months in prison by Norwich (UK) County Court, but released immediately because of time already served in custody.
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Organizations Expose Sensitive Data Via Malware Analysis SandboxesResearchers at UK-based threat intelligence firm Cyjax have studied files submitted to three popular online malware analysis sandboxes and found that many of the publicly accessible files contain sensitive information.
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Ransomware Hits Texas Local GovernmentsA ransomware attack hit 23 local government entities in Texas last week, the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) has revealed.
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Uganda, Zambia Deny Huawei Helped Spy On Political OpponentsUganda and Zambia on Friday denied a report that employees of Chinese telecom giant Huawei had helped them spy on political opponents.
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported this week that Huawei technicians helped the two African governments... |
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