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Microsoft rolls out Windows 10 security fix after NSA warning
US agency revealed flaw that could be exploited by hackers to create malicious software
Microsoft is rolling out a security fix to Windows 10 after the US National Security Agency (NSA) warned the popular operating system contained a highly dangerous flaw that could be used by hackers.
The NSA revealed during a press conference on Tuesday that the “serious vulnerability” could be used to create malicious software that appeared to be legitimate.
Continue reading...Global Predictions for Energy Cyber Resilience in 2020
How prepared is the energy sector for an escalating attack surface in the operating technology environment? Here are five trends to watch.Microsoft fixes Windows crypto bug reported by the NSA
Fixes were released today part of the Microsoft's January 2020 Patch Tuesday.Public Bug Bounty Takes Aim at Kubernetes Container Project
The cloud-focused program will pay out $10,000 as its top reward.
Google to phase out user-agent strings in Chrome
Chrome will move to a new technology called Client Hints, part of the newer Privacy Sandbox project.Millions of modems at risk of remote hijacking
Multiple cable modem models from various manufacturers found vulnerable to takeover attacks
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Millions of modems at risk of remote hijacking
Multiple cable modem models from various manufacturers found vulnerable to takeover attacks
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Adobe Patches Five Critical Illustrator CC Flaws
Overall Adobe patched nine flaws in Illustrator CC and Experience Manager.
Consumer Reports Calls for IoT Manufacturers to Raise Security Standards
A letter to 25 companies says Consumer Reports will change ratings to reflect stronger security and privacy standards.Dustman Attack Underscores Iran's Cyber Capabilities
For nearly six months, an attack group linked to Iran reportedly had access to the network of Bahrain's national oil company, Bapco, before it executed a destructive payload.Processor Vulnerabilities Put Virtual Workloads at Risk
Meltdown, Spectre exploits will likely lead to customers making tradeoffs between performance and security of applications, especially virtual and cloud-based appsProcessor Vulnerabilites Put Virtual Workloads at Risk
Meltdown, Spectre exploits will likely lead to customers making tradeoffs between performance and security of applications, especially virtual and cloud-based appsIndustrial Control System Features at Risk
How some ICS product functions can be weaponized by altering their configurations.How to Keep Security on Life Support After Software End-of-Life
It's the end of support this week for Windows 7 and Server 2008. But what if you truly can't migrate off software, even after security updates stop coming?
Apple Denies FBI Request to Unlock Shooter’s iPhone—Again
Refusal to unlock the phones of a Florida shooter could set up another legal battle between Apple and the Feds over data privacy in the case of criminal investigations.
Russia responsible for hacking gas firm tied to Trump impeachment: report
The cyberattack bears similar hallmarks to the 2016 DNC hack.49 million user records from US data broker LimeLeads put up for sale online
Data from an exposed LimeLeads Elasticsearch server ends up on a hacking forum.This Trojan hijacks your smartphone to send offensive text messages
The feature is certainly one way to advertise a malware infection.Windows 7 end of life: Time to move on
Today, Microsoft is officially pulling the plug on its support for Windows 7. What’s your plan?
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Windows 7 end of life: Time to move on
Today, Microsoft is officially pulling the plug on its support for Windows 7. What’s your plan?
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