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POPULAR CYBERSECURITY PUBLICATIONSSeveral airlines send unencrypted links to passengers for flight check-in that could be intercepted by attackers to view passenger and other data, researchers found.
New RSA Security survey shows a generation gap in concerns over cybersecurity and privacy.
A pragmatic, risk-based approach can help CISOs plan for an efficient, effective, and economically sound implementation of AI for cybersecurity.
A tricky two-stage phishing scam is targeting Facebook and Google credentials using a landing page that hides behind Google's translate feature.
Bill takes a leaf out of GDPR’s book
Hackers don't always steal data. Sometimes the goal is to manipulate the data to intentionally trigger external events that can be capitalized on.
Google’s Password Checkup add-on raises privacy hackles
By Waqas
Major Security Flaws Identified in RDP Protocols making Machines Prone to Remote Code Execution and Reverse RDP Attacks. Check Point researchers have identified that three remote desktop protocol (RDP) tools, which are probably the most popular ones for Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, are plagued with not one or two but twenty-five CVE-listed security flaws. […]
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How much do companies really gain from offloading security duties to the cloud? Let's do the math.
The elevated privilege flaw exists in Microsoft Exchange and would allow a remote attacker to impersonate an administrator.
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