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Senator Voices Concern Of Taxpayer Fraud During Government ShutdownUnited States Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) on Friday expressed concerns that the federal government shutdown could expose taxpayers to various risks.
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Don’t Overlook The Business Risk In BRIA business risk intelligence (BRI) program requires many components about which I’ve written previously: the right intelligence requirements, collection strategy, KPIs, vendors,
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Digital Workplace Firm WorkJam Acquires Secure Communications Firm PeerioMontreal-based digital workplace solutions provider WorkJam has acquired the Canadian secure communications provider Peerio Technologies together with its entire team.
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Schneider Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Exposed To Hacker AttacksEVlink Parking electric vehicle charging stations made by Schneider Electric are affected by vulnerabilities that can be exploited remotely to take control of the devices.
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Zurich Rejects Mondelez $100 Million NotPetya Insurance Claim Citing Act Of WarIn October 2018, Mondelez International filed suit against Zurich American Insurance Company. At stake is a $100 million insurance claim for damage caused by NotPetya. Zurich has rejected the claim, and Mondelez -- owner of the Oreo, Cadbury,... |
Huawei Fires Sales Manager Who Poland Charged With SpyingThe Chinese tech company Huawei on Saturday announced it has fired a sales director who was arrested in Poland and charged with spying for China, saying he has brought the firm’s reputation “into disrepute.”
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Phishers Use Zero-Width Spaces To Bypass Office 365 ProtectionsA recently addressed vulnerability in Office 365 allowed attackers to bypass existing phishing protections and deliver malicious messages to victims’ inboxes.
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UK Hacker Jailed For Attack On Liberian Telecoms FirmA British computer hacker has been sentenced to 32 months in prison for a cyberattack that knocked out telecommunications services in Liberia.
Daniel Kaye was paid by an employee of a rival firm to launch a distributed denial of service... |
Most People Expect A Serious Cyberattack Against Their CountryPeople across the world are expecting major cyber-attacks against their own country.
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Rapid7 Releases Metasploit 5.0Rapid7 on Friday announced the release of Metasploit 5.0. The latest major version of the popular penetration testing framework introduces several new important features, improved performance, and its developers say it should be easier... |
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