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Patch EVERYTHING: Widely Used ‘WebP’ Code has Critical Bug
Richi Jennings | | Buffer Overflow, buffer overflow attack, Buffer Overflow Vulnerabilities, buffer overflows, Chrome, Chromium, edge, Electron, Exploitable Vulnerabilities, Firefox, google, Heap Overflow, libwebp, Open Source and Software Supply Chain Risks, open source software supply chain, open source software supply chain security, opera, SB Blogwatch, secure software supply chain, slack, software supply chain, software supply chain hygiene, software supply chain risk, Software Supply Chain risks, software supply chain security, Software Supply Chain Security Risks, thunderbird, WebP
WebP FAIL. Critical vuln in libwebp: Go get updates to Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Slack and more ...
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Using AI Cybersecurity Solutions to Stop Ransomware
Serhiy Protsenko | | AI, Cybersecurity, edge, edge security, iot, IoT Security, ML, OT, Ransomware, XDR
Growing interconnectedness makes it harder to detect ransomware before it causes harm. Whether data is processed locally or in the cloud, the risk of a breach is the same. But edge computing ...
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Unleashing IoT Capabilities in a Secure Environment
The pandemic sped up digitalization, increasing opportunities and risks. With more devices entering the digital space, interacting with one another or creating dependencies, IoT device connections became more complex and vulnerable. Predictions ...
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Finite State Adds Binary Analysis to Catch Zero-Days
Michael Vizard | | application binaries, Application Security, Connected Devices, edge, Finite State, Log4j Vulnerability, supply chain security
Finite State this week has added a binary analysis capability that enables device manufacturers to more easily identify zero-day vulnerabilities in software. Jeff Martin, vice president of product for Finite State, said ...
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Improving Edge Computing Security in 2022
Tripwire Guest Authors | | Cloud, computing, confidential computing, Distributed Resiliency, edge, SASE, zero trust
More organizations are turning their eyes to edge computing as cloud adoption reaches new heights. Experts predict there will be 55 billion edge devices by 2022 as latency and resilience demands grow ...

Securing the Edge in the Supply Chain
The supply chain is something most people take for granted—until something goes wrong. The pandemic highlighted just how quickly business can grind to a halt if the supply chain is disrupted. Organizations ...
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Securing AI and ML at the Edge
Organizations are increasingly turning to AI and ML to enhance their cybersecurity operations. Having algorithms to do some of the most tedious but necessary tasks has taken a lot of stress off ...
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How SASE Enables Zero-Trust
On this episode of The View With Vizard, Mike Vizard talks with Kelly Ahuja, CEO of Versa Networks about their latest $84 million funding round and the ways SASE enables zero-trust. The ...
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Software-Defined Networking Concept Adoption at Akamai
Akamai engineering has adopted new technology concepts to enhance and expand routing capabilities at the edge. Previously, Akamai's traffic-steering capabilities were mainly focused on DNS-based routing. In this article, we would like ...

Platform Update: Akamai Boosts Edge Application Power, Expanding Possibilities for Developers
Welcome to the Akamai Platform Update -- two days of new capabilities and innovations across our edge technology and security product portfolios. Today, we look at our edge technology products, which include ...