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3 tips for creating backups you can rely on when ransomware strikes
Backups are your last line of defense against ransomware, if they work. Backups are an organization’s last line of defense...
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Nahamsec interviews Todayisnew – securibee
Interview note that during these interviews I also moderate so quality may vary. Profile Eric Had great teachers in high...
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3 tips to raise your backup game
Because backups are the dental floss of cybersecurity—the thing that everyone knows they should do, that everyone intends to do,...
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Server Side Request Forgery in Jira Server (CVE-2022-26135) – Assetnote
Summary Jira Core & Jira Service Desk are vulnerable to server-side request forgery after authenticating. In some cases, it is...
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Famous 3 Hacking and Fake News Generation Tools Used by the Russian Military
Large-scale preparations by Russian military and intelligence services to use their cyberwar capabilities in misinformation campaigns, hacking operations, critical infrastructure...
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Italy Temporarily Blocks ChatGPT, Citing Privacy Issues
The ChatGPT ban comes just days after OpenAI acknowledged privacy breaches in which private conversation histories of free users and...
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Frida and Objection – allysonomalley.com
This post is part 3 of a series giving an overview of the most useful iOS app pentesting tools. ‘Frida’...
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Treading Water: The Struggle Against Third-Party Vulnerabilities and How True Automation Can Help.
By Dan Richings – Senior Vice President, Global Presales, Solutions Engineering, and Support – Adaptiva Using third-party software is unavoidable...
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New Cylance Ransomware Targets Linux and Windows, Warn Researchers
Do not confuse Cylance Ransomware with the Blackberry-owned Cylance cybersecurity company. The cybersecurity researchers at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42...
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15 million public-facing services vulnerable to CISA KEV flaws
Over 15 million publicly facing services are susceptible to at least one of the 896 vulnerabilities listed in CISA’s KEV...
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Collaborative bug hunting ‘could be very lucrative’ – security pro Alex Chapman on the future of ethical hacking
‘Persistence is key, and so is not expecting a huge payout on day one’ It all started with a Commodore...
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