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CISA: Hackers Use ColdFusion Flaw to Breach Federal Agency
A security flaw in Adobe’s ColdFusion application development tool that was patched in March continues to be a headache for organizations running unpatched versions of the product. This week, the U.S. Cybersecurity ...
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Use Windows 10? You Must PAY for Security
Richi Jennings | | ESU, Extended Lifecycle Support, Extended Support Updates, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Microsoft 365 (365), Microsoft patch tuesday, Microsoft Windows, MSFT, Patch Tuesday, SB Blogwatch, Windows 10, Windows Update, Windows updates, Windows10
Micro$oft Window$ E$U: From October 2025, Microsoft will start charging for security updates to Windows 10 ...
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Russian-Backed Hackers Target High-Value US, European Entities
Hackers linked to Russia’s military intelligence unit exploited previously patched Microsoft vulnerabilities in a massive phishing campaign against U.S. and European organizations in such vectors as government, aerospace, and finance across North ...
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5 Security Benefits of Application Mapping
Gilad David Maayan | | application mapping, Application Security, AppSec, Incident Response, vulnerability
Application mapping can have many advantages for organizations managing complex IT infrastructure, not the least of which is security ...
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Survey Surfaces Wasted Efforts Collecting Cybersecurity Data
Security teams are wasting time and resources normalizing data to store and analyze it in a separate platform instead of relying on the same data IT teams use to manage operations ...
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Understanding Each Link of the Cyberattack Impact Chain
A cyberattack’s impact chain starts with the initial breach and frequently has no clear endpoint. But it's important to understand every 'link' to mitigate the damage ...
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23andMe Finally Admits: 6.9 MILLION Users’ PII Breached
Richi Jennings | | 23andMe, Compromised Credential, compromised credentials, compromised credentials monitoring, Credential Compromise, credential replay attacks, credential reuse, credential stuffing, credential stuffing attack, Credential Stuffing Attacks, DEVOPS, DevSecOps, DNA, GDPR, iam, password reuse, pii, PII Leakage, SB Blogwatch, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Not nice: Hacker claimed 20 million, 23andMe said it was only 14,000—but now admits to 6.9 million ...
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What the Future Holds for Data Security
Gilad David Maayan | | AI, blockchain, data protection, Data Security, DLP, machine learning, Privacy
With the proliferation of data in all aspects of life, from personal information to business operations, its protection becomes more critical than ever ...
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AI and Quantum Computing Threaten Encryption and Data Security
Maurice Uenuma | | AI, Cybersecurity, data attack surface, Data Security, data security techniques, encryption, GenAI, quantum computing
The combination of AI and quantum computing in the wrong hands are enough of a security concern to give pause to even the most experienced technologists ...
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Exposed Hugging Face APIs Opened AI Models to Cyberattacks
Security flaws found in both Hugging Face and GitHub repositories exposed almost 1,700 API tokens, opening up AI developers to supply chain and other attacks and putting a brighter spotlight on the ...
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