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Bleeping Computer
Intel has confirmed that a source code leak for the UEFI BIOS of Alder Lake CPUs is authentic and has been released by a third party. [...]
The Register
They probably shouldn't be connected in the first place, says database expert Only a third of PostgreSQL databases connected to the internet use SSL for encrypted messaging, according to a cloud database provider.…
ZDNet Security
You can achieve folder encryption with a third-party application, but there's also a built-in tool that can do this for you.
The Hacker News
Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra disclosed that it was the victim of a data breach through a third-party, nearly two weeks after Optus reported a breach of its own. "There has been no breach of Telstra's systems," Narelle Devine, the company's chief information security officer for the Asia Pacific region, said. "And no customer account data was involved." It
ZDNet Security
The hacker apparently gained access to several internal Uber systems after stealing a third-party contractor's credentials and then convinced the contractor to approve a two-factor authentication request.
The Register
You might say the police were in their element Spain's national police say they have arrested two former government workers suspected of breaking into the computer network of the country's radioactivity alert system (RAR) and disabling more than a third of its sensors.…
Dark Reading
New research report finds most financial organizations have experienced a breach due to an authentication weakness, yet only a third took action
Dark Reading
New studies show less than a third of organizations use software bills of materials (SBoMs), but momentum is building to boost that number.
ZDNet Security
New research suggest nearly a third of cybersecurity professionals are planning to quit the industry, at a time when companies are struggling to protect their networks from attacks.
The Hacker News
At least two research institutes located in Russia and a third likely target in Belarus have been at the receiving end of an espionage attack by a Chinese nation-state advanced persistent threat (APT). The attacks, codenamed "Twisted Panda," come in the backdrop of Russia's military invasion of Ukraine, prompting a wide range of threat actors to swiftly adapt their campaigns on the ongoing