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Parts of the town of Sinimbu was submerged in water, its streets transformed into rivers – Copyright POOL/AFP Evelyn Hockstein
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A never-before-seen malware strain is targeting enterprise-grade and SOHO routers to steal authentication details and other data from behind the network edge. It also performs DNS and HTTP hijacking attacks on connections to private IP addresses.
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Alison Macrina is an activist librarian and the director of Library Freedom Project (LFP). LFP is radically rethinking the library professional organization by creating a network of values-driven librarian-activists taking action together to build information democracy. LFP offers trainings, resources, and community building for librarians on issues of privacy, surveillance, intellectual freedom, labor rights, power,…
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In addition to analyzing client ransomware incidents and other cyberattacks, the privacy and data security specialists at BakerHostetler compared incident response statistics across industries and looked at data breach regulatory response and lawsuits.
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New research from data security firm UpGuard shows that a U.S. government AI contractor’s massive database of sensitive documents was exposed on the Internet until the end of last month. In a post on its blog, UpGuard breaks down how Veritone AI exposed 550GB of internal and client data including audio, video and biometric image…
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M024 UMES Conference – Facial recognition technology in law enforcement: regulation and trustLinthicum Heights, MD USAMay 10, 2024
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Table of Contents As we delve into cybersecurity’s complex and evolving landscape, the Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) offers crucial insights into the mechanisms and motives behind the latest wave of cyberattacks. Qualys is once again proud to contribute to the report, helping to dissect these patterns and equip all with the knowledge…
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A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-27322) in R programming language exposes systems to arbitrary code execution : OFFICIAL CVE-2024-27322 PATCHING INFORMATION : A recent discovery has unearthed CVE-2024-27322, a significant vulnerability within the R programming language, widely used by statisticians, data miners, and increasingly in AI/ML applications. This vulnerability, CVE-2024-27322, with a CVSS v3 score of 8.8,…
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Joe Puetz/Getty Images Indulge in the New York Mets’ Dollar Dog promotions at your own peril.
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Suspected North Korean threat actors are attempting to trick software developers into downloading malware during phony job interviews, according to researchers at Securonix.
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A major U.S. healthcare provider significantly reduced their employees’ susceptibility to callback phishing attacks after using KnowBe4’s callback phishing simulation and training capabilities.
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With all great power, there comes an equal potential for misuse. Among the sophisticated arsenal of threat actors, impersonation attacks have surged to the forefront, which questions our sense of trust.
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Serial number: AV24-236Date: May 1, 2024
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CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) has released information on a vulnerability in R programming language implementations (CVE-2024-27322). A cyber threat actor could exploit this vulnerability to take control of an affected system.
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A 2024 report reveals a sobering truth: scams are draining significant sums from global citizens, underlining the urgent need for constant vigilance. Revolut, the renowned global financial app, unveiled in April its inaugural Financial Crime and Consumer Security Report, providing shine a light on the escalating scam and fraud landscape globally,
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Data stolen in Change Healthcare attack likely included U.S. service members, executive says | CyberScoop Skip to main content
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In the 17-odd years since Google Maps introduced Street View, the service has photographed more than 10 million miles of public streets and the buildings on them. You can see everything from a first-person look at the Eiffel Tower to the pigeon people of Tokyo.
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I regret to inform you that, despite the best efforts of Helldivers everywhere, the Terminid threat is back and nastier than ever. I’m starting to think that Super Earth command may not know exactly what they’re doing – but, of course, I would never linger on such undemocratic thoughts.
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Critical vulnerabilities in AI systems can be very different from those that affect regular software, so the federal government must update how it tracks such issues, two senators said Wednesday.
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Only more than 57,000 searches were conducted by the FBI on the database of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act in 2023, representing an over 50% decrease in queries from the previous year that a senior FBI official said was due to the agency’s internal reforms, according to The Record, a news site…