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ZDNet Security
Google has yet to release exact timelines on when upcoming cloud regions in Malaysia, Thailand, and New Zealand will be operational, but says these sites will support growing demand for data insights, open infrastructures, and online connectivity.
Dark Reading
The CVE-2022-27535 local privilege-escalation security vulnerability in the security software threatens remote and work-from-home users.
Dark Reading
SMBs should patch CVE-2022-32548 now to avoid a host of horrors, including complete network compromise, ransomware, state-sponsored attacks, and more.
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Here's what to do when your IT department insists that you have to keep your work and personal PCs completely separate.
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The Hacker News
Two client-side risks dominate the problems with data loss and data exfiltration: improperly placed trackers on websites and web applications and malicious client-side code pulled from third-party repositories like NPM. Client-side security researchers are finding that improperly placed trackers, while not intentionally malicious, are a growing problem and have clear and significant privacy
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Telecom and business services see the highest level of attacks, but the two most common ransomware families, which continue to be LockBit and Conti, are seen less often.
ZDNet Security
Tapping open source does not make in-house applications any less secure, but enterprises will need to navigate the complexities of managing such environments so they can quickly respond to new vulnerabilities.
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Phishing retained its place as the top root cause of data compromises, according to new data from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC).
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New data from security training provider shows half of untrained users in consulting, energy, and healthcare industries fall for phishing attacks.