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Bleeping Computer
Microsoft says the latest released Windows 11 developer build also comes with a series of optimizations for windowed and borderless modes that will "significantly improve latency" which can drastically reduce input lag and provide a better gaming experience. [...]
Dark Reading
Sensitive data stolen on US weapons development and deployment, product development, foreign partnerships, contracts, and more.
ZDNet Security
Amazon Web Services' automated code review helps developers find serious security issues in Java and Python applications.
The Hacker News
Meta Platforms has agreed to pay $90 million to settle a lawsuit over the company's use of cookies to allegedly track Facebook users' internet activity even after they had logged off from the platform. In addition, the social media company will be required to delete all of the data it illegally collected from those users. The development was first reported by Variety. The
Bleeping Computer
We saw the Maze ransomware developers reemerge briefly this week as they shared the master decryption keys for the Egregor, Maze, and Sekhmet ransomware operations. [...]
ThreatPost
The Maze gang are purportedly never going back to ransomware and have destroyed all of their ransomware source code, said somebody claiming to be the developer.
The Register
That's an Arrested Development For the past decade, unidentified miscreants have been planting incriminating evidence on the devices of human-rights advocates, lawyers, and academics in India to get them arrested.…
Dark Reading
Some companies go too fast when it comes to SaaS, DevOps, and security, but smart developers and implementers will respect some basic guidelines to keep their product safe.
The Hacker News
A now-patched security vulnerability in Apple iOS that was previously found to be exploited by Israeli company NSO Group was also separately weaponized by a different surveillance vendor named QuaDream to hack into the company's devices. The development was reported by Reuters, citing unnamed sources, noting that "the two rival businesses gained the same ability last year to remotely break into
The Hacker News
An ongoing search engine optimization (SEO) poisoning attack campaign has been observed abusing trust in legitimate software utilities to trick users into downloading BATLOADER malware on compromised machines. "The threat actor used 'free productivity apps installation' or 'free software development tools installation' themes as SEO keywords to lure victims to a compromised website and to