10 Mar

We call this kernel saunters: How Apple rearranged its XNU core with exclaves

Apple has been working to harden the XNU kernel that powers its various operating systems, including iOS and macOS, with a feature called “exclaves.” The

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10 Mar

Sidewinder goes nuclear, charts course for maritime mayhem in tactics shift

Researchers say the Sidewinder offensive cyber crew is starting to target maritime and nuclear organizations. Kaspersky described Sidewinder as a “highly prolific” advanced persistent threat

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10 Mar

Rhysida pwns two US healthcare orgs, extracts over 300K patients’ data

Break-ins to systems hosting the data of two US healthcare organizations led to thieves making off with the personal and medical data of more than

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10 Mar

Consumer Reports calls out slapdash AI voice-cloning safeguards

Four out of six companies offering AI voice cloning software fail to provide meaningful safeguards against the misuse of their products, according to research conducted

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10 Mar

How NOT to f-up your security incident response

Feature Experiencing a ransomware infection or other security breach ranks among the worst days of anyone’s life — but it can still get worse. Like

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10 Mar

The NHS security culture problem is a crisis years in the making

Analysis Walk into any hospital and ask the same question – “Which security system should we invest in?” – to both a doctor and a

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10 Mar

AI-driven deception: A new face of corporate fraud

Business Security Malicious use of AI is reshaping the fraud landscape, creating major new risks for businesses Phil Muncaster 10 Mar 2025  •  , 4

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10 Mar

Strap in, get ready for more Rust drivers in Linux kernel

Rust is alive and well in the Linux kernel and is expected to translate into noticeable benefits shortly, though its integration with the largely C-oriented

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10 Mar

Microsoft admits GitHub hosted malware that infected almost a million devices

Infosec in Brief Microsoft has spotted a malvertising campaign that downloaded nastyware hosted on GitHub and exposed nearly a million devices to information thieves. Discovered

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10 Mar

Microsoft admits GitHub used to store malware that infected almost a million devices

Infosec in Brief Microsoft has spotted a malvertising campaign that downloaded nastyware hosted on GitHub and exposed nearly a million devices to information thieves. Discovered

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09 Mar

India wants backdoors into clouds, email, SaaS, for tax inspectors

Asia in Brief India’s government has proposed giving its tax authorities sweeping powers to access private email systems and applications. The proposal emerged last month

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08 Mar

Kernel saunters – How Apple rearranged its XNU kernel with exclaves

Apple has been working to harden the XNU kernel that powers its various operating systems, including iOS and macOS, with a feature called “exclaves.” The

Author rabih
08 Mar

Developer sabotaged ex-employer with kill switch activated when he was let go

A federal jury in Cleveland has found a senior software developer guilty of sabotaging his employer’s systems – and he’s now facing a potential ten

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08 Mar

Developer sabotaged ex-employer with kill switch that activated when he was let go

A federal jury in Cleveland has found a senior software developer guilty of sabotaging his employer’s systems – and he’s now facing a potential ten

Author rabih
07 Mar

Uncle Sam charges alleged Garantex admins after crypto-exchange web seizures

The Feds today revealed more details about the US Secret Service-led Garantex takedown, a day after seizing websites and freezing assets belonging to the Russian

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07 Mar

Alleged cyber scalpers Swiftly cuffed over $635K Taylor ticket heist

Police have made two arrests in their quest to start a cybercrime crew’s prison eras, alleging the pair stole hundreds of Taylor Swift tickets and

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07 Mar

Like whitebox servers, rent-a-crew crime ‘affiliates’ have commoditized ransomware

Interview There’s a handful of cybercriminal gangs that Jason Baker, a ransomware negotiator with GuidePoint Security, regularly gets called in to respond to these days,

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07 Mar

The Badbox botnet is back, powered by up to a million backdoored Androids

Human Security’s Satori research team says it has found a new variant of the remote-controllable Badbox malware, and as many as a million infected Android

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