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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSMulti-stage exploit could leave enterprise networks in tatters
The attack on eResearchTechnology potentially slowed down coronavirus research worldwide, and researchers suggest a nation-state actor could be behind the incident.
Facebook says SilentFade campaign disabled notifications that could have warned users that their accounts had been compromised.
The fileless attack uses a phishing campaign that lures victims with information about a worker’s compensation claim.
A researcher claims that the issue can be exploited by attackers in order to gain root access.
Remote learning has introduced an array of new cyberthreats to American families and schools, but this can be an educational moment for all involved.
EU-recommended ‘cumulative limit’ controls outfoxed by Jedi mind tricks
EU-recommended ‘cumulative limit’ controls outfoxed by Jedi mind tricks
David Mitchell, Senior Director of Email Product Management at Sophos, shares his top tips to optimize workplace email security.
New research shows how typosquatting doesn’t just apply to web domains
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SPOTLIGHT, VULNERABILITY CHAT & PRIVACY HEADLINESA total of 11 breaches were found and analysed resulting in 8,670,369 leaked accounts containing a total of 26 different data types. The breaches found publicly and freely available included A MONEY, Raychat, Bin Weevils, ZOON and Stealer Log 0450