Exploits Explained has returned! In this installment, Synack Red Team member Ezz Mohamed walks us through the process of bypassing an #AI-based tool's safeguards to conduct SQL injection attacks: https://hubs.ly/Q02K2-320
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README is a publication covering the ideas shaping the future of cybersecurity. Our goal is to offer practical (and provocative) security coverage that digs deeper into the critical issues driving the daily news cycle. README is published by Synack but is editorially independent. Since its launch in August 2021, README has featured smart, engaging and technically accurate reporting about the most pressing issues facing the infosec community, from the U.S. response to Russian cyber aggression in Ukraine to the promise and peril of open-source software reliance. README contributors have included award-winning journalists and academics as well as members of the security industry, whose contributions are vetted to adhere to strict journalistic principles of fairness and accuracy.
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Changelog is coming to an end, but not without a final installment covering the unmasking of LockBitSupp, CISA's Secure by Design Pledge and the rest of the week's leading security news: https://hubs.ly/Q02x6FJ70
Changelog: Hello to LockBitSupp and goodbye to Changelog
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The latest installment of the Changelog newsletter has arrived! This week's headlines include Cisco's disclosure of the ArcaneDoor campaign targeting government-affiliated organizations, the latest on the Change Healthcare #hack and the publication of Mandiant's annual M-Trends report: https://hubs.ly/Q02v8FWL0
Changelog: ArcaneDoor campaign targets Cisco devices
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I'll have more to say about the TikTok ban in tomorrow's newsletter, but for now, seems like a good time to re-up my piece from March: https://lnkd.in/eMBfAWmT
Changelog: TikTok is the new Kaspersky
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Changelog is back with a look at Mandiant graduating #Sandworm to the named threat group APT44, a look at the critical #vulnerability affecting Palo Alto Networks' GlobalConnect and Europol's disruption of the phishing-as-a-service platform LabHost: https://hubs.ly/Q02ttvlR0
Changelog: Sandworm becomes APT44
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NIST suddenly stopped enriching security flaws tracked in the National Vulnerability Database, which led many #cybersecurity-related companies realize just how vital the tool is to their day-to-day operations, Robert Lemos reports for README: https://hubs.ly/Q02sL2Lm0
NIST vulnerability bottleneck underscores fragility of software security
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Changelog is back with a look at news that the Biden administration is considering a Kaspersky ban, vulnerabilities in the way many popular programming languages handle a specific Windows function and warnings that American dams need to improve their #cybersecurity: https://hubs.ly/Q02sBSzj0
Changelog: Kaspersky is the new TikTok
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README contributor Shaun Waterman returns with a report on how CISA's proposed #cyber incident reporting requirements, which stem from the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act (CIRCIA) passed in 2022, will have to overcome significant obstacles to make a real difference for critical infrastructure companies: https://hubs.ly/Q02szQ3B0
CISA cyber reporting mandate faces tough road
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README senior editor Nathaniel Mott is back from the long weekend with the latest installment of the Changelog newsletter. This edition centers on the Cyber Safety Review Board's report on Storm-0558 #hacking Microsoft Exchange Online customers in 2023, some interesting #hacktivism-related reports and the xz backdoor: https://hubs.ly/Q02rVjTK0
Changelog: Cyber review board is all bark, no bite on Microsoft
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README senior editor Nathaniel Mott is back with another Changelog newsletter. This week's installment focuses on the U.S. and U.K. attributing many #cyber operations to China-backed APT31 and Facebook intercepting encrypted Snapchat traffic as part of a market research program as well as a breakdown of the week's top #security news. Check it out: https://hubs.ly/Q02r8znC0
Changelog: The U.S. and U.K. expose APT31
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