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Dark Reading
Languages such as C and C++ rely too heavily on the programmer not making simple memory-related security errors.
The Register
Fellow crypto-exchange Gate.io spots error, returns funds Over the weekend it was revealed that cryptocurrency exchange company Crypto.com accidentally sent over $400 million to another cryptocurrency exchange and was miraculously able to get it back.…
Bleeping Computer
TeamViewer has pulled the latest released version following user reports that the remote access software was displaying "Connection not established. Authentication Cancelled Error" errors and blocking incoming connections. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Bleeping Computer
Rosfinmonitoring, Russia's Federal Financial Monitoring Service, has added Meta, the owner of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, to its list of terrorists and extremists. [...]
The Register
Watch our webinar to learn the best way to keep data protected from human error "You are the weakest link, goodbye!". One of the most famous catchphrases in television history. Popularized by the BBC gameshow and delivered by caustic TV presenter Anne Robinson, it is still the ultimate put down.… Webinar
Dark Reading
Initial reports suggest a basic security error allowed the attacker to access the company's live customer database via an unauthenticated API.
The Hacker News
For cybersecurity professionals, it is a huge challenge to separate the “good guys” from the “villains”. In the past, most cyberattacks could simply be traced to external cybercriminals, cyberterrorists, or rogue nation-states. But not anymore. Threats from within organizations – also known as “insider threats” – are increasing and cybersecurity practitioners are feeling the pain. Traditional
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Akasa Air, India's newest commercial airline, exposed the personal data belonging to its customers that the company blamed on a technical configuration error. According to security researcher Ashutosh Barot, the issue is rooted in the account registration process, leading to the exposure of details such as names, gender, email addresses, and phone numbers. The bug was identified on August 7,