Researchers discovered a new malware that fakes legitimate Google Drive extensions to inject malicious scripts and steal cryptocurrency. The new Rilide malware targets Chromium-based browsers like Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and Opera. How Is Rilide Different Just like other malware strains, Rilide also uses malicious browser extensions. But what makes it stand out from […]

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Researchers have unveiled a sophisticated and fast ransomware strain called Rorschach, previously undocumented. Malware experts discovered the new ransomware strain after a cyberattack on a U.S.-based company and described it as having “technically unique features”. Among the capabilities observed was the encryption speed, which would make Rorschach the fastest ransomware threat on the market. What makes Rorschach […]

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The cyber security crisis of confidence amongst CISOs and CIOs — and how to overcome it. By Gary Penolver, Chief Technology Officer at Quod Orbis I’ve worked closely with CISOs […]

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By Stephen Goudreault, Cloud Security Evangelist, Gigamon As with all technology, new tools are iterations built on what came before and classic network logging and metrics are no different. The […]

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Check Point Software’s cyber security evangelist Ashwin Ram shares insights into artificial intelligence, policy development and cyber security. It is clear that the utilization of Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology, such as ChatGPT, has countless applications aimed at improving the way we live and work. It is also clear that there are concerns about the […]

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: The next generation of connectivity is on the horizon. It’s expected to be 100X faster than 5G. Possibly 1,000X faster. But it’s not just about connectivity speed… Active use of 6G is likely to have powerful, game-changing business implications. Experts expect that 6G will enable businesses to significantly enhance productivity, foster strategic agility, […]

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In this post, I will show you how to create a successful trading plan. When you want to enter the world of trading, you need to plan all of your steps carefully. Underestimating the importance of research and preparation could put your investments in danger, and there might not be much you can do to […]

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Using the Shodan database, IT security researchers were able to track down 15 million vulnerable systems with vulnerabilities from the US cyber security authority CISA’s Known-Exploited-Vulnerabilities-Catalog (KEV). When KEV vulnerabilities are discovered, updates are usually available from the software manufacturer to fix them. It is very concerning that these machines did not patch the relevant […]

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Western Digital announced that they discovered a network breach had affected their systems, starting March 26th. Threat actors managed to obtain unauthorized access to several of the Company’s systems. While law authorities are still investigating, Western Digital claims the intruder already got to exfiltrate a certain amount of data. However, at the moment the data […]

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