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How AI turbocharges your threat hunting game – Source: www.cybertalk.org

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Source: www.cybertalk.org – Author: slandau EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Over 90 percent of organizations consider threat hunting a challenge. More specifically, seventy-one percent say that both prioritizing alerts to investigate and gathering enough data to evaluate a signal’s maliciousness can be quite difficult. Threat hunting is necessary simply because no cyber security protections are always 100% effective. […]

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How I upgraded my water heater and discovered how bad smart home security can be

17 May 2024 at 07:00
The bottom half of a tankless water heater, with lots of pipes connected, in a tight space

Enlarge / This is essentially the kind of water heater the author has hooked up, minus the Wi-Fi module that led him down a rabbit hole. Also, not 140-degrees Fβ€”yikes. (credit: Getty Images)

The hot water took too long to come out of the tap. That is what I was trying to solve. I did not intend to discover that, for a while there, water heaters like mine may have been open to anybody. That, with some API tinkering and an email address, a bad actor could possibly set its temperature or make it run constantly. That’s just how it happened.

Let’s take a step back. My wife and I moved into a new home last year. It had a Rinnai tankless water heater tucked into a utility closet in the garage. The builder and home inspector didn't say much about it, just to run a yearly cleaning cycle on it.

Because it doesn’t keep a big tank of water heated and ready to be delivered to any house tap, tankless water heaters save energyβ€”up to 34 percent, according to the Department of Energy. But they're also, by default, slower. Opening a tap triggers the exchanger, heats up the water (with natural gas, in my case), and the device has to push it through the line to where it's needed.

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Hyperautomation vs. Automation in Cybersecurity: A Detailed Comparison

13 May 2024 at 12:12

Hyperautomation is a term coined by Gartner at the start of this decade to describe a strategic approach that integrates different tools and technologies to automate business and IT processes as much as possible. The term has many implications and applications in the field of cybersecurity, given that SOC teams are overworked and looking for […]

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