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Attackers exploit critical flaw in Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Controller
Researchers discovered the authentication bypass vulnerability while investigating a prior issue in the same service. Source link
Corporate executives face mounting digital threats as AI drives impersonation
Corporate executives are facing a rise in impersonation-based cyberattacks aimed at gaining access to their home networks and putting them and their families at risk…
National cybersecurity strategies depend on public-private trust, report warns
Governments should work closely with the private sector when designing and detailing their national cybersecurity strategies, a prominent think tank said in a report published…
How AI and politics hampered the secure open-source software movement
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Microsoft sees China-backed nation-state hackers among adversaries targeting SharePoint
Microsoft on Tuesday said it has identified two experienced Chinese government-backed threat groups exploiting a recently disclosed vulnerability in its SharePoint servers. The groups, which…
Cybersecurity risks shape AI adoption, but investment accelerates nonetheless
Companies see cybersecurity as a top investment priority within their AI budgets, according to KPMG. Source link