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It’s really interesting to see how AI is transforming cybersecurity. It’s making things more efficient and productive but also introducing new challenges as cybercrime gets even more sophisticated. On one hand, AI can process vast amounts of data at lightning speed and detect threats that might take cybersecurity professionals hours to identify. It means organizations…
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Sextortion is an internet scam used by cybercriminals to obtain intimate images or footage from their victims. The scammers then use this content to blackmail their victims into giving them money. Read on to learn what you should do if you are blackmailed. Also discover how Avira Prime can help protect you from this type
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CISOs in the financial sector have another new regulatory challenge to contend with. Earlier this year, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted new cybersecurity incident response and disclosure rules, demanding new approaches to disaster recovery planning. For affected organizations, the new SEC Regulation S-P requirements demand a new look at the security of…
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Just passed my CISA, I have a job lined up as an entry-level IT audit intern, but I’m curious about the world of compliance/compliance readiness/compliance consulting. Any sources you recommend to learn more? Books, videos, etc. Doesn’t need to be a course, I don’t want a certificate, I just want to learn about it. submitted…
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I ask this as a genuine question rather than to flame the so-called “entry level” jobs, but I really am truly curious. For those that didn’t get the Network+ or CCNA or know very little about networks and work in a technical job involving SIEMs, threat hunting, networks, etc. I’m on my 4th year as…
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I started being worried about some apps having all info about me becaue of it being used to train AI and other stuff and I am wondering if just deleting an acocunt is the same as sending a GDPR email. And if it’s even worth doing. Thanks! submitted by /u/Delicious_Fig_8400 [link] [comments]
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I have an idea for a mathematical method to encrypt data which is impossible to decrypt, even for quantum computers, but i am not sure if i should use this algorithm for an OS or for some other project. It would be great for encrypt personal data, and for comunications with other devices the only…
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My Wi-Fi scanner shows all the Wi-Fi routers in close proximity. It shows the SSID and MAC addresses of each of those SSIDs. The scanner also lists the manufacturer of the WiFi routers, which is obviously based on the MAC address. Can this MAC address be changed so that someone doing a scan of the…
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For us, its anything that negatively impacts CIA. Unfortunately that comes with an enormous scope, ranging from inadvertent email disclosures with “PII” in them (like a name and email) to outages, to “real” incidents like DOS’ing the firewall, insider threats, etc To avoid an enormous amount of recurring, low concern incidents to report and document,…
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Most people are familiar with the concept of Schrödinger’s Cat – a thought experiment, whereby a hypothetical cat is sealed in a box with a radioactive substance and a device that releases a poison if the radioactive substance decays. The experiment is designed to illustrate a quantum paradox wherein the cat may be considered both…
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Just curious because i have become more aware of my privacy and i feel apple and google use too much of my information for advertising. submitted by /u/Miserable_Flight_273 [link] [comments]
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If you recently threw out your black plastic spatula, as several news articles urged us to do (“Your favorite spatula could kill you” was a real headline), you might want to see if you can dig it back out of the trash. They were based on a study whose most dramatic finding has turned out…
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With Bluesky’s rising popularity among X-pats, it was only a matter of time before creative developers started making fun clients for the social media service. The latest to join the party is Butterfly, an Apple Watch app for Bluesky. It lets you view your feed, post, and send direct messages to other users. The highlight…
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This is our annual roundup pulled from our monthly 5 Interesting Startup Deals You May Have Missed column. Check out last month’s entry here.
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Having access to precise and timely threat intelligence is crucial for protecting your organization. While many regions, such as Europe and America, have well-established cyber threat intelligence resources, the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region often faces a scarcity of localized intelligence. This is where TeamT5 steps in, leveraging over a decade of experience to offer specialized insights…
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Apple is aiming to compete with rivals Google and Samsung in the generative AI space – Copyright AFP/File SEBASTIEN BOZON
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Oasis Security’s research team has unveiled a critical vulnerability in Microsoft Azure’s Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) system, exposing millions of users to potential breaches. The bypass technique allows attackers to gain unauthorized access to sensitive accounts, including Outlook emails, OneDrive files, Teams chats, and Azure Cloud services, without user interaction or notification.
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You close out one year, looking for a fresh start on the next. But old content doesn’t just disappear when you hang up a new calendar. There’s always a chance of something in previous data reemerging to challenge the plans you have for the upcoming year. While nothing can completely counter that possibility, enterprise search…