When we talk about Privileged Access Management (PAM), Privileged Identity Management (PIM), Identity and Access Management (IAM), and other access management terms, we think of technologies for protecting a company’s critical assets. These phrases refer to maintaining the security of both systems and sensitive information by controlling who has access and what they are permitted […]

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Chiplets is a term used to refer to chips designed for higher performance. At this point, chiplet production is an essential component of U.S. industrial policy. But ramping up chiplet production domestically is about to become a major challenge.  Starting 50 years ago, designers of computer chips primarily used a single tactic to […]

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation disrupted a Russian government-controlled Snake malware network that compromised hundreds of computers belonging to NATO-member governments and other Russian targets. According to the Justice Department, the disruption effort, called Operation MEDUSA, took the malware offline earlier this week. More About Snake Wielded by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) and created by […]

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There is a new Linux NetFilter kernel flaw that allows unprivileged local users to escalate their privileges to root level, giving them complete control over the system. The vulnerability has been assigned the CVE-2023-32233 identifier, but its severity level has not yet been determined. Netfilter nf_tables accepts invalid configuration updates, allowing specific scenarios in which invalid […]

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The Aurora information-stealing malware was delivered through an in-browser Windows update simulation in a recent malvertising campaign. For more than a year, Aurora has been advertised on various hacker forums as an info stealer with extensive capabilities and low antivirus detection rates. Malicious ads are being used to redirect users to what appears to be a […]

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By Mohit Shrivastava, ICT Chief Analyst at Future Market Insights Blockchain technology is becoming more popular owing to the various benefits businesses get from it- supply chain management, decentralized finance, […]

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Here, I will reveal 5 ways to make your company website more secure…   Your company website should be protected from bugs, hackers, and other online threats. If it isn’t, it might crash, your data will be put at risk, and the company might lose a lot of money.  Ways To Make A Website Secure Include: […]

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Researchers warn Cactus Ransomware exploits VPN Flaws to compromise networks and encrypts itself to avoid detection. The new ransomware strain targets large commercial entities that use remote access services and scans after unpatched vulnerabilities for initial access. How Is Cactus Ransomware Different? Much like other ransomware, Cactus also employs double extortion tactics to steal sensitive […]

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