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Bleeping Computer
GitHub announced today the introduction of passwordless authentication support in public beta, allowing users to upgrade from security keys to passkeys. [...]
ZDNet Security
The gaming peripheral maker says it's still probing a breach impacting its virtual credits platform Razer Gold, after hackers claim to have stolen source code and encryption keys.
Dark Reading
Amid IT/OT convergence, organizations must adopt an "assume breach" mindset to stop bad actors and limit their impact.
Dark Reading
Log management tools help IT and security teams monitor and improve a system's performance by identifying bugs, cybersecurity breaches, and other issues that can create outages or compliance problems.
ZDNet Security
The coding error in a software used for system maintenance had resulted in DBS Bank's hours-long service outage in May, but unrelated to another outage in March.
Dark Reading
Many organizations are unwittingly exposing users of their code repositories to repojacking when renaming projects, a new study shows.
Bleeping Computer
Millions of GitHub repositories may be vulnerable to dependency repository hijacking, also known as "RepoJacking," which could help attackers deploy supply chain attacks impacting a large number of users. [...]
The Hacker News
Millions of software repositories on GitHub are likely vulnerable to an attack called RepoJacking, a new study has revealed. This includes repositories from organizations such as Google, Lyft, and several others, Massachusetts-based cloud-native security firm Aqua said in a Wednesday report. The supply chain vulnerability, also known as dependency repository hijacking, is a class of attacks that
The Register
PM wants response as urgent as that mustered for COVID-19 Japanese prime minister Fumio Kishida has ordered an emergency review of the nation's ID Cards, amid revelations of glitches and data leaks that threaten the government's digital services push.…