Reddit is suggesting 3 tips as a follow-up to this breach. We agree with 2 of them but not with the 3rd...

Valve's unpatched JavaScript engine and incomplete modification vetting process for Steam-delivered mods led to user systems being backdoored.

Event organizers should be exercising various cyberattack scenarios to ensure they have the proper checks and balances in place to respond accordingly and maintain resilience.

Your fortnightly rundown of AppSec vulnerabilities, new hacking techniques, and other cybersecurity news

By Deeba Ahmed

According to Reddit, the breach took place after one of its employees fell for a phishing scam email sent through a malicious fake website.

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Reddit Hacked After Employee Bites on Phishing Scam

Bridging the divide between developers and security can create a culture change organically.

Single sign-on and request smuggling to the fore in another stellar year for web security research

No response or patch yet forthcoming from providers of vulnerable document management systems

Members of the Health-ISAC can ingest threat indicators directly into Chronicle to investigate whether the threat is present in their environment.

By Habiba Rashid

It turns out that the intelligence in Google's newly-announced ChatGPT rival, Bard AI, is a bit artificial at this moment.

This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Bard AI Causes Google Losses of $100 Billion