A report found more than 40 million exposures are impacting 11.5 million critical business entities, with more than half related to cloud platforms.

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The centralized system helps organizations identify, track, and reduce risks, addressing the challenges of incomplete risk visibility and manual processes.

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War of the words: Fancy Bear actions are “intolerable and unacceptable,” complains German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock.

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It takes 4.76 days between public disclosure of a vulnerability and its first exploitations to appear.

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AI is rapidly increasing the pace of API creation within organizations, leading to API security becoming as significant as traditional application security.

Here’s what you can learn from the top five API breaches of the last quarter.

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A GAO review of NASA projects found that, while some cybersecurity challenges have been addressed, many security policies and standards remain optional.

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DUDE! You’re Getting Phished.

Dell customer data from the past six (or more?) years was stolen. It looks like someone sold scads of personal information to the highest bidder.

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Bad actors are always ready to exploit political strife to their own ends. Right now, they’re doing so with the conflict in the Middle East. A holistic defense against influence networks requires collaboration between government, technology companies and security research organizations.

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This is another attack that convinces the AI to ignore road signs:

Due to the way CMOS cameras operate, rapidly changing light from fast flashing diodes can be used to vary the color. For example, the shade of red on a stop sign could look different on each line depending on the time between the diode flash and the line capture.

The result is the camera capturing an image full of lines that don’t quite match each other. The information is cropped and sent to the classifier, usually based on deep neural networks, for interpretation. Because it’s full of lines that don’t match, the classifier doesn’t recognize the image as a traffic sign...

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Будет! Russian ransomware rascals riled a Roman Catholic healthcare organization.

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New account passwords, often used during onboarding, are vulnerable to sophisticated attacks from malicious actors.

Good idea to check: What’s your company using?

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Phish Ahoy! Hacker took advantage of Dell’s lack of anti-scraping defense.

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VFCFinder analyzes commit histories to pinpoint the most likely commits associated with vulnerability fixes.

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WTH? DPRK IT WFH: Justice Department says N. Korean hackers are getting remote IT jobs, posing as Americans.

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Source: securityboulevard.com – Author: Richi Jennings Pictured: Several successful American IT professionals. The U.S. Justice Department says N. Korean hackers are getting remote IT jobs, posing as Americans. They’re funneling their pay into Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program and likely leaving behind remote-access Trojans. Two have been arrested so far, with more suspects sought. In today’s SB Blogwatch, […]

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