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The National Security Agency (NSA) is warning of a known vulnerability in the Microsoft Windows secure startup process that malicious actors could use to bypass Secure Boot protection and execute BlackLotus malware.
Service members across the United States military have reportedly been receiving unsolicited smartwatches in the mail, which is raising cybersecurity concerns.
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Organizations from around the world, including the BBC and British Airways, have been warned that stolen data will be published if demands aren’t met in a recent hack.
While stealing music from a band might not be equal to obtaining and releasing customer personal information, there are still lessons to learn from this incident.
Security industry leaders share thoughts on the takedown of sophisticated Snake malware & discuss what organizations can learn and apply to cybersecurity moving forward.