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Oracle has published its July 2019 Critical Patch Update (CPU), which brings a total of 319 security fixes across numerous product families. [Read More]
A Nigeria-linked threat actor active since at least 2017 has been targeting manufacturing and logistics organizations around the world with information stealers and RATs. [Read More]
Hackers accessed the accounts of Sprint customers via a Samsung website, but it does not appear that they actually breached Sprint or Samsung systems. [Read More]
There has been a marked shift towards zero trust authentication principles being used by organizations to solve the new always-on remote access problems. [Read More]
US schools increasingly targeted with cyberattacks. The widespread adoption of education technology also worsens an attack’s effects when instructional tools are rendered useless by internet outages. [Read More]
A new DNS-changer Trojan is being used in an adware campaign to prevent users from accessing security-related sites. [Read More]
Bulgaria ordered Tuesday a probe into the leak of a trove of taxpayer data in a Russia-linked cyberattack that was disclosed on the same day the former Soviet satellite nation moved to buy US-made F-16 jet fighters. [Read More]
Researchers discovered a serious vulnerability that gave remote attackers access to millions of files stored on thousands of discontinued Lenovo storage devices. [Read More]
Russia-linked threat group Turla has released new variants of the KopiLuwak Trojan in attacks detected since the beginning of this year, Kaspersky’s security researchers reveal. [Read More]
Of 4,000 software professionals surveyed by GitLab, 69% of developers are aware they’re expected to write secure code, but nearly half of security pros say it’s hard to get developers to make vulnerability remediation a priority. [Read More]
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- Endpoint Security Evolving Against Airport Searches, GDPR
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- SWEED Hackers Target Manufacturing, Logistics Organizations
- Hackers Access Sprint Accounts via Samsung Website
- Boost Infrastructure Immunity Against the Ransomware Epidemic
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