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How To Get a Cloud Architect Certification

'The cloud services companies of all sizes, the cloud is for everyone. The cloud is a democracy.' Marc Benioff, Founder,How To Get a Cloud Architect Certificat…

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IBM wonà¢Â€Â™t develop facial recognition tech for mass surveillance anymo

IBM has announced that it won't offer or develop general-purpose facial recognition technology to encourage responsible usage of tech by law enforcement. The c…

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Data61's seL4 security enforcement now available to the RISC-V ecosyst

Have you heard that CSIRO has announced the completion of the proof of implementation correctness of the open-source seL4 microkernel for the RISC-V ISA?

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Critical Zoom Vulnerability Leaked Sensitive Data About Zoom Meetings

After a brief hiatus, it seems Zoom has come on the radar of security researchers again. Recently, a critical vulnerabilityCritical Zoom Vulnerability Leaked S…

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SWARCO Traffic Systems Vulnerability Could Allow Signal Hijacking

A serious vulnerability existed in SWARCO Traffic Systems. Exploiting the vulnerability could allow an attacker to disrupt traffic signals. SWARCOSWARCO Traffi…

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IBM releases toolkit aimed at keeping data encrypted even while in u

IBM's new toolkit, which will soon be available for Linux, aims to give developers easier access to fully homomorphic encryption, a technology that protects se…

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Linux and Windows systems targeted by new Tycoon ransomwa

Have you heard about the dangerous new ransomware strain dubbed "Tycoon" that is targeting Linux and Windows systems across a number of industries?

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Why WAF is a Must Have Before RASP For Your Websites

Protecting web applications has always been a focus of cybersecurity professionals. That's why they work tirelessly toward developing new toolsWhy WAF is a Mus…

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USBCulprit Malware Aims To Target Air-Gapped Systems

Admins managing air-gapped systems should now remain very careful as new malware is there to target them. Identified as USBCulprit,USBCulprit Malware Aims To T…

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Zoom Announces End-To-End Encryption Initially Available For Paid Users Only

Zoom is one of those services that gained traction amidst the lockdown attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, besides gainingZoom Announces End-To-End…

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Hackers Target Over A Million WordPress Sites To Steal Credentials

Researchers caught a recent malicious campaign targeting more than a million WordPress websites. As discovered, the hackers targeted all theseHackers Target Ov…

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Critical Security Flaws In Zoom Could Allow Hijacking Users Systems

Adding more to the security issues of Zoom, researchers caught some flaws that could allow hijacking users' systems. Zoom patchedCritical Security Flaws In Zoo…

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Hacker Won $31K Bounty For Reporting Numerous Facebook Bugs

A security researcher caught numerous vulnerabilities affecting the Facebook platform. For reporting all these Facebook bugs, the hacker won aHacker Won $31K B…

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Apple Releases iOS 13.5.1 Fixing The Unc0ver Jailbreak Vulnerability

Just a week ago, we reported about a new jailbreak Unc0ver that would even work against the iOS 13.5. However,Apple Releases iOS 13.5.1 Fixing The Unc0ver Jail…

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This Wallpaper Bricks Most Android Phones If Set As Wallpaper

Heads up Android users! A malicious image is roaming around that bricks most Android phones upon setting as wallpaper. ForThis Wallpaper Bricks Most Android Ph…

Android

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Facebook Will Conduct Identity Verification Of Profiles Sharing Viral Posts

Taking another step towards limiting fake and viral news, Facebook has announced advanced identity verification of profiles. As announced, FacebookFacebook Wil…

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PageLayer WordPress Plugin Vulnerabilities Risked Over 200K Websites

Continuing with the trail of vulnerable plugins, now joins PageLayer. Researchers found some serious vulnerabilities in PageLayer WordPress plugin thatPageLaye…

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Stealthy Tycoon Ransomware Targets Windows And Linux Systems

A new ransomware is active in the wild that threatening the education and corporate sector. Dubbed Tycoon, this stealth ransomwareStealthy Tycoon Ransomware Ta…

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A new Java-based ransomware targets Windows and Lin

Security researchers have discovered a dangerous new strain of ransomware targeting Linux and Windows systems that uses a Java file format, making it highly di…

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Cooking up secure code: A foolproof recipe for open sour

Thanks to our friends at Help-Net Security for this submission.

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Linus Torvalds rejects 'beyond stupid' AWS-made Linux patch for Intel CPU Snoop atta

After much debate, Linus Torvalds has rejected a controversial patch to address potential leaks of secrets from a CPU's cores.

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Firefox fixes cryptographic data leakage in latest security upda

Have you heard about the cryptographic data leakage in Firefox's latest security update? It has now been fixed. Learn how to check if you have the update - and…

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New USBCulprit Espionage Tool Steals Data From Air-Gapped Computers

A Chinese threat actor has developed new capabilities to target air-gapped systems in an attempt to exfiltrate sensitive data for espionage, according to a new…

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Two Critical Flaws in Zoom Could've Let Attackers Hack Systems via Chat

If you're using Zoom'especially during this challenging time to cope with your schooling, business, or social engagement'make sure you are running the latest v…

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