Critical “10-out-of-10” Linux kernel SMB hole – should you worry?
December 28 2022It's serious, it's critical, and you could call it severe... but in HHGttG terminology, it's probably "mostly harmless".
Read moreIt's serious, it's critical, and you could call it severe... but in HHGttG terminology, it's probably "mostly harmless".
Read moreSecurity teams are considering how to get the most out of user entity behavioral analytics by taking advantage of its strengths and augmenting its limitations.
Read moreThe unfettered collaboration of the GitHub model creates a security headache. Follow these seven principles to help relieve the pain.
Read moreInaccurate information from data brokers can damage careers and reputations. It's time for US privacy laws to change how law enforcement and legal agencies obtain and act on data.
Read moreA variety of initiatives — such as memory-safe languages and software bills of materials — promise more secure applications, but sustained improvements will require that vendors do much better,...
Read moreThis is one way of ensuring that IT keeps up with patches:
Albanian prosecutors on Wednesday asked for the house arrest of five public employees they blame for not...
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Last August, LastPass reported a security breach, saying that no customer information—or passwords—were compromised. Turns out the full story is worse:
While no customer data was accessed during...
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Here’s a video—I don’t know where it’s from—of an injured juvenile male giant squid grabbing on to a paddleboard. As usual, you can also use this squid post to talk...
Read moreA complete bypass of the Kyverno security mechanism for container image imports allows cyberattackers to completely take over a Kubernetes pod to steal data and inject malware.
Read moreThe crooks now know who you are, where you live, which computers are yours, where you go online... and they got those password vaults, too.
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