09 Mar

Cow-counting app abused by China ‘to spy on US states’

Beijing’s spies compromised government computer networks in six US states by exploiting, among other flaws, a vulnerability in a cattle-counting system, according to Mandiant. Meanwhile,

Author rabih
08 Mar

Bienvenido al Salvaje Oeste, ¡de Nuevo!

You’re exiting Trellix. Please pardon our appearance as we transition from FireEye to Trellix. Exciting changes are in the works.We look forward to discussing your

Author rabih
08 Mar

What should we do about ‘systemic’ cyber risks? Wait, what even are those

Analysis In a report published this week addressing “systemic” cybersecurity risks, several infosec experts noted that as the number of significant network intrusions rises, an

Author rabih
08 Mar

What should we do about ‘systemic’ cyber risks? But wait, what even are those

Analysis In a report published this week addressing “systemic” cybersecurity risks, several infosec experts noted that as the number of significant network intrusions rises, an

Author rabih
08 Mar

Cybersleuths probe what makes a cyber risk ‘systemic’

In a report published this week addressing “systemic” cyber risks, several infosec experts noted that as the number of significant cyber incidents rises, the understanding

Author rabih
08 Mar

McAfee Teammates Share How They’ll Help #BreakTheBias this International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day serves as an important reminder that each and every one of us plays a role in recognizing and addressing gender bias. Together,

Author rabih
08 Mar

IT security is at crisis point – so what are you going to do about it?

Webinar There’s one thing worse than having to face down the onslaught of cyber-attacks today’s security pros face. And that’s having to face down an

Author rabih
08 Mar

Google buys threat intel giant Mandiant for $5.4bn

Google is buying preeminent threat intel firm Mandiant for $5.4bn, the two companies announced this morning. The purchase, which will bring the infosec giant into

Author rabih
08 Mar

Google buys threat intel firm Mandiant for $5.4bn

Google is buying pre-eminent threat intel firm Mandiant for $5.4bn, the two companies announced this morning. The purchase is one of the largest ever made

Author rabih
08 Mar

China’s annual parliament gives tech industry much to ponder

China is this week staging its annual “Two Sessions” meetings, which see its pair of top decision-making bodies meet to set the agenda for the

Author rabih
08 Mar

Azure flaw allowed users to control others’ accounts

Microsoft has acknowledged the existence of a flaw in its Azure cloud computing service that allowed users full access to other users’ accounts. The flaw

Author rabih
08 Mar

Linux distros patch ‘Dirty Pipe’ make-me-root kernel bug

In brief A Linux local privilege escalation flaw dubbed Dirty Pipe has been discovered and disclosed along with proof-of-concept exploit code. The flaw, CVE-2022-0847, was

Author rabih
08 Mar

Linux distros patch ‘DirtyPipe’ make-me-root kernel bug

In brief A Linux local privilege escalation flaw dubbed Dirty Pipe has been discovered and disclosed along with proof-of-concept exploit code. The flaw, CVE-2022-0847, was

Author rabih
07 Mar

UN mulls Russia’s pitch for cybercrime treaty

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rolls through its second week, a United Nations committee has begun hearings on a proposed new cybercrime treaty Russia has

Author rabih
07 Mar

UN mulls Russia’s own pitch for new cybercrime treaty

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rolls through its second week, a United Nations committee has begun hearings on a proposed new cybercrime treaty Russia has

Author rabih
07 Mar

UN debates Russia’s own pitch for new cybercrime treaty

As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rolls through its second week, a United Nations committee has begun hearings on a proposed new cybercrime treaty Russia has

Author rabih
07 Mar

Lapsus$ extortionists dump Samsung data online, chaebol confirms security breach

Updated Samsung has acknowledged its data was stolen after the Lapsus$ extortion gang deposited what appears to nearly 200GB of the mega-corp’s stolen internal files

Author rabih
07 Mar

Lapsus$ extortionists dump data online as Samsung admits breach

Samsung has acknowledged its data was stolen after the Lapsus$ extortion gang deposited what appears to be 190GB of the company’s stolen internal files online.

Author rabih
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