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Bleeping Computer
External web applications can prove difficult to secure and are often targeted by hackers due to the range of vulnerabilities they may contain. These are 10 Common web application security risks you should know about. [...]
Bleeping Computer
On Friday, five days into a massive outage impacting its cloud services, Western Digital finally provided customers with a workaround to access their files. [...]
Dark Reading
As both digital protection strategies and digital attacks become more sophisticated, organizations that know the terrain have a better chance of navigating it.
Dark Reading
Enhanced API defenses, granular machine learning capabilities, and new managed service offerings provide comprehensive protection across distributed environments.
The Register
Thinks information from internal systems 'obtained' by 3rd party, unsure of nature or scope data Western Digital is today dealing with a "network security incident" after detecting a break-in into its internal systems by an unauthorized third party.…
The Hacker News
Data storage devices maker Western Digital on Monday disclosed a "network security incident" that involved unauthorized access to its systems. The breach is said to have occurred on March 26, 2023, enabling an unnamed third party to gain access to a "number of the company's systems." Following the discovery of the hack, Western Digital said it has initiated incident response efforts and enlisted
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ZDNet Security
Hours-long disruption to DBS' online banking services is the second such incident in just over a year, notes Singapore's industry regulator, which says the bank has "fallen short" in ensuring system availability and quick recovery.
The Register
Those hoping to use nefarious websites like, er, Zoom are overrun by alerts. Redmond 'investigating' Microsoft's at-times-glitchy Defender service is again causing headaches for IT admins by flagging legitimate URLs as malicious.…