LogoFAIL vulnerabilities impact vast majority of devices
Nearly all commercially available computers are vulnerable to a flaw in the process used to display a logo upon start-up.
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“You’re never complete” with zero trust, says Dell’s Chris Thomas
CyberScoop catches up with Chris Thomas at the 2023 Zero Trust Summit.
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A view of the main facade of the Palazzo Chigi in Rome. (Photo by Giorgio Cosulich/Getty Images) Threats Ransomware group targets Italian tax agency
LockBit, one of the most prolific ransomware operations, claims to have 100GB of data from the agency.
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(THOMAS SAMSON/AFP via Getty Images) Threats The Log4j flaw is the latest reminder that quick security fixes are easier said than done
The complexity of addressing the Log4j vulnerability is immense.
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(Flickr / Blogtrepreneur) What it means to have a baseline level of security in 2021
Chris Ritter, Principal Systems Engineer & Application Architect for Dell Technologies joins other influential security leaders to discuss cybersecurity trends and strategies as both public and private sector organizations meet today’s most pressing security challenges.
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A sign for Dell computers is seen along Main Street during the 2019 Sundance Film Festival Park City, Utah. (Photo by David Becker/Getty Images) Technology After more than a decade, SentinelOne researchers weed out Dell vulnerabilities
Dell issued fixes for the issues in question.
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Environmental protesters outside of Finnish parliament in March 2019. Finnish officials have implicated a China-linked hacking group in a breach of the parliament. (VESA MOILANEN/AFP via Getty Images) Government Finland implicates China-linked APT31 in parliament hack
It’s only the latest case of alleged cyber-espionage to rock a Nordic parliament.
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SolarWinds CEO Sudhakar Ramakrishna testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee in February. (Photo by Demetrius Freeman / POOL / AFP) (Photo by DEMETRIUS FREEMAN/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) Geopolitics China-linked hackers exploited SolarWinds software in 2020 breach, researchers say
The hackers, like the alleged Russians, tailored the code to the SolarWinds platform.
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(Getty) A business case for better cybersecurity
Jim Shook, director of cybersecurity and compliance practice for Dell Technologies says cybersecurity is a business issue, not just an IT issue.
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A semiconductor silicon wafer being tested. (Getty Images) Technology Hacking group has hit Taiwan’s prized semiconductor industry, Taiwanese firm says
The persistent espionage makes all the sense in the world.