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Several factors edged the world's most popular payment service into the top spot.
‘A wider variety of vulnerability reports’ are now within scope
Vulnerabilities in several PC gaming products offered by Nvidia can lead to escalation of privilege, denial of service and other malicious attacks.
BlueKeep's back, ransomware batters Spain, and yet more sextortion - listen now!
There is no premium that will recover the millions of dollars your company spends on R&D if your intellectual property is hacked and stolen.
Exploit Prediction Scoring System uses machine learning to help security teams prioritize patches
Mission-critical systems can't just be switched off to apply security updates -- so patching can take weeks if not years.
An old piece of malware is storming the WordPress community, enabling its perpetrators to take control of sites and inject code of their choosing.
Despite trillions of dollars in breach fine payouts, each year the number of compromised companies and individuals with private data exposed rise.
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Weekly Summary
SPOTLIGHT, VULNERABILITY CHAT & PRIVACY HEADLINESA total of 24 breaches were found and analysed resulting in 87,916,303 leaked accounts containing a total of 21 different data types. The breaches found publicly and freely available included AT&T Division, US Consumer Opt In Records, Gosuslugi [2], Kava CasinoLife Poker and Stealer Log 0438