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The Register
Why an eXtended Software Bill of Materials could be the next step up in cybersecurity A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) has become a non-negotiable requirement to meet regulatory and buyer requirements. But does this provide enough protection if it can give only a partial view into interconnected and ever-changing application attack surfaces?… Webinar
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Bleeping Computer
Google is working on a significant design overhaul for Chrome across Windows, Mac, and Chromebook platforms. Named Chrome's Material You-based, the project is close to roll out and is set to introduce a series of fresh aesthetic changes that significantly alter the browser's interface. [...]
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The new FDA software bill of materials (SBOM) guidelines for medical devices could have broad impact on the healthcare industry and the broader open source ecosystem.
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'Does have a somewhat Lapsus$ish feel' we're told The Medusa ransomware gang has posted what it claims is a massive leak of internal Microsoft materials, including Bing and Cortana source code.…
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Business email compromise scams are moving beyond just stealing cash, with some threat actors fooling companies into sending goods and materials on credit, and then skipping out on payment.
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Bleeping Computer
Security researchers have observed a hacking group targeting companies in the materials research sector with a unique toolset that includes a custom remote access trojan (RAT) called Atharvan. [...]
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A variety of initiatives — such as memory-safe languages and software bills of materials — promise more secure applications, but sustained improvements will require that vendors do much better, researchers agree.