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Australian Govt Warns of Active Emotet and BlueKeep Threats
The Australian Signals Directorate’s Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) together with state and territory partners warns businesses and people of Emotet and BlueKeep threats being active in the wild. […] …
How to Start Building an Insider Threat Program
Sometimes it only takes one moment, one life-changing incident, to turn the most trustworthy employee into an insider threat.
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Hideo Kojima’s ‘Death Stranding’ Is Beautiful, Smart—and Kinda Boring
Here are 10 things you should know about the auteur’s latest game….
Amazon’s Ring Video Doorbell Lets Attackers Steal Your Wi-Fi Password
Security researchers at Bitdefender have discovered a high-severity security vulnerability in Amazon’s Ring Video Doorbell Pro devices that could allow nearby attackers to steal your WiFi password and launch a variety of cyberattacks using MitM against other devices connected to the same network. In case you don’t own one of these, Amazon’s Ring Video Doorbell is a smart wireless home…
Episode 166: But Why, AI? ZestAI’s Quest to make Artificial Intelligence Explainable
In this episode of the podcast (#166): Jay Budzik, the Chief Technology Officer at ZestAI, joins us to talk about that company’s push to make artificial intelligence decisions explainable and how his company’s technology is helping to root out synthetic identity fraud. Related StoriesSpotlight Podcast: Security Automation is (and isn’t) the Future of InfosecEpisode 164: Who owns the Data Smart Cars collect? Also: making Passwords work.Episode 162: Have We missed Electric Grid Cyber Attacks for Years? Also: Breaking Bad Security Habits …
Report: Alphabet’s cybersecurity startup Chronicle struggling inside Google Cloud
Early last year, X unveiled Chronicle as the moonshot lab’s latest graduate. Joining Alphabet, it was focused on cybersecurity and included VirusTotal. Back in June, it was folded into Google Cloud where it’s now apparently struggling.
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Apple releases iOS 13.2.2 to fix multitasking bug
If you’ve been experiencing more frequent apps closing in the background after updating to iOS 13.2, Apple just released a fix.
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To Prove Cybersecurity’s Worth, Create a Cyber Balance Sheet
How tying and measuring security investments to business impacts can elevate executives’ understanding and commitment to cyber-risk reduction. …
Libarchive Vulnerability Impacts Multiple Linux Distributions
A vulnerability discovered in multi-format archive and compression library libarchive could lead to arbitrary code execution.
The compression library is mostly known for being used in software to copy files to and from archives, to create archives, and compress and expand data.
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Android 10 quietly adds support for the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller
Android supports quite a lot of game controllers, but some newer ones don’t properly work as the needed mappings haven’t been added. It seems, though, that Android 10 previously added support for the Pro Controller used with the Nintendo Switch.
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‘The Outer Worlds’: An Anti-Capitalist Game That’s Too Much Work
Obsidian Entertainment’s latest has far too many pointless quests. …
California DMV Leak Spills Data from Thousands of Drivers
Federal agencies reportedly had improper access to Social Security data belonging to 3,200 license holders. …
Airbnb to verify all of its listings
Airbnb says it will rebook guests if a property fails to meets its new “accuracy standards” beginning next month. …
Facebook Reveals New Data Leak Incident Affecting Groups’ Members
Facebook today revealed yet another security incident admitting that roughly 100 app developers may have improperly accessed its users’ data in certain Facebook groups, including their names and profile pictures. In a blog post published Tuesday, Facebook said the app developers that unauthorizedly access this information were primarily social media management and video streaming apps that let…