Is a CPO Still a CPO? The Evolving Role of Privacy Leadership
Has the role of chief privacy officer become something more than it was? And is it still a role that just one person can handle?
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F5 BIG-IP Updates Patch High-Severity Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability
F5 has released patches for a high-severity elevation of privilege vulnerability in BIG-IP and a medium-severity bug in BIG-IQ.
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Cisco Patches High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Analog Telephone Adapters
Cisco has released patches for multiple vulnerabilities in ATA 190 series firmware, including two high-severity flaws.
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NIS 2 Compliance Deadline Arrives: What You Need to Know
The NIS 2 compliance deadline is Oct. 17. Discover essential insights on requirements, impacts, and what organisations must do now.
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This Prompt Can Make an AI Chatbot Identify and Extract Personal Details From Your Chats
Security researchers created an algorithm that turns a malicious prompt into a set of hidden instructions that could send a user’s personal information to an attacker.
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5 Ways to Reduce SaaS Security Risks
As technology adoption has shifted to be employee-led, just in time, and from any location or device, IT and security teams have found themselves contending with an ever-sprawling SaaS attack surface, much of which is often unknown or unmanaged. This greatly increases the risk of identity-based threats, and according to a recent report from CrowdStrike, 80% of breaches today use compromised
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GPS Jamming Is Screwing With Norwegian Planes
So much jamming is taking place in northeastern Norway, regulators no longer want to know.
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Anonymous Sudan DDoS Service Disrupted, Members Charged by US
The DoJ has announced charges against Anonymous Sudan members and the disruption of their DDoS attack service.
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U.S. Charges Two Sudanese Brothers for Record 35,000 DDoS Attacks
Federal prosecutors in the U.S. have charged two Sudanese brothers with running a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) botnet for hire that conducted a record 35,000 DDoS attacks in a single year, including those that targeted Microsoft’s services in June 2023.
The attacks, which were facilitated by Anonymous Sudan’s “powerful DDoS tool,” singled out critical infrastructure, corporate networks,
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The Myth of Dark Web Anonymity & Invincibility: How Law Enforcement is Catching Up to Cybercriminals
Dark web markets such as Silk Road and Sipulitie have relied on Tor’s anonymity features for years. Despite the robust technology, human errors frequently leave traces. These traces can range from cryptocurrency transactions and communication metadata to actual data seized from servers. Recent takedowns of these markets have exposed vulnerabilities in the dark web’s perceived anonymity.
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