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Dark Reading
Burnout has led one-third of cybersecurity staffers to consider changing jobs over the next two years, potentially further deepening the talent shortage, research shows.
Dark Reading
Just 65 cybersecurity professionals are in the workforce for every 100 available jobs, new study shows.
The Register
Security expert challenges claim that bypassing encryption is essential to protecting kids Laws in the UK and Europe have been proposed that would give authorities the power to undermine strong end-to-end encryption in the pursuit of, in their minds, justice.… Exclusive
Dark Reading
A CISO's responsibilities have evolved immensely in recent years, so their first three months on the job should look a different today than they might have several years ago.
The Register
RPKI is supposed to verify network routes. Instead, here's how it could be subverted An internet security mechanism called Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), intended to safeguard the routing of data traffic, is broken, according to security experts from Germany's ATHENE, the National Research Center for Applied Cybersecurity.…
The Register
Radio comms vulnerabilities detailed A couple of vulnerabilities in Ikea smart lighting systems can be exploited to make lights annoyingly flicker for hours.…
ZDNet Security
We enter and store a lot of information in our internet browsers, making them a tempting target for cyber criminals.
Dark Reading
Many enterprise applications are built outside of IT, but we still treat the platforms they're built with as point solutions.
Krebs on Secuity
A number of financial institutions in and around New York City are dealing with a rash of super-thin "deep insert" card skimming devices designed to fit inside the mouth of an ATM's card acceptance slot. The card skimmers are paired with tiny pinhole cameras that are cleverly disguised as part of the cash machine. Here's a look at some of the more sophisticated deep insert skimmer technology that fraud investigators have recently found in the wild.