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Dark Reading
First in our series addressing the top 10 unanswered questions in security: What's going to replace EDR?
Dark Reading
Nok Nok, an inventor of FIDO authentication standards, announces full support for passkeys in its S3 Authentication Suite that allows organizations to replace passwords.
The Hacker News
Google on Wednesday officially rolled out support for passkeys, the next-generation authentication standard, to both Android and Chrome. "Passkeys are a significantly safer replacement for passwords and other phishable authentication factors," the tech giant said. "They cannot be reused, don't leak in server breaches, and protect users from phishing attacks." The feature was first
Graham Cluley
An unauthorised party has seized control of the @avtestorg Twitter account, nuked its profile picture and banner, replaced its name and description with a full-stop, and set about retweeting numerous messages about NFTs. Anti-virus testing organisation AV-Test appears to have done nothing wrong, so how was its account hacked?
The Register
Carriers likely to get cents on the dollar for ditched Huawei and ZTE kit unless more funds are found The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) notified Congress on Friday that the cost to rip and replace equipment kit from Huawei and ZTE installed at US telcos is more than $3 billion higher than funding allocated for the program.…
The Register
Ban on shopping from September, rip and replace order with 2024 deadline The Canadian government has joined many of its allies and banned the use of Huawei and ZTE tech in its 5G networks, as part of a new telecommunications security framework.…
The Hacker News
The European Parliament announced a "provisional agreement" aimed at improving cybersecurity and resilience of both public and private sector entities in the European Union. The revised directive, called "NIS2" (short for network and information systems), is expected to replace the existing legislation on cybersecurity that was established in July 2016. The revamp sets ground rules, requiring
ZDNet Security
Got a tech question? Ed Bott and ZDNet's squad of editors and experts probably have the answer. This week: How to securely erase a laptop, the best way to replace weak passwords, and why big touchscreens are so hard to find.
ZDNet Security
Got a tech question? Ed Bott and ZDNet's squad of editors and experts probably have the answer. This week: How to delete your data from a laptop, the best way to replace weak passwords, and why big touchscreens are so hard to find.