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Graham Cluley
Security researchers have demonstrated how they were able to exploit a flaw which allowed them to hack the card-shuffling devices used in casinos and poker rooms. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
When it comes to cybersecurity automation, the pluses outweigh the minuses.
Dark Reading
The combination of data science expertise, cloud resources, and Cato's vast data lake enables real-time, ML-powered protection against evasive cyberattacks, reducing risk and improving security.
The Hacker News
Why Data Exfiltration Detection is Paramount? The world is witnessing an exponential rise in ransomware and data theft employed to extort companies. At the same time, the industry faces numerous critical vulnerabilities in database software and company websites. This evolution paints a dire picture of data exposure and exfiltration that every security leader and team is grappling with. This
Dark Reading
As cybercriminals tap the power of machine learning and generative AI to outwit fraud-detection systems, online fraud-prevention technologies must evolve accordingly.
The Register
HAVA go at breaking electronic ballot box security US voting machines would undergo deeper examination for computer security holes under proposed bipartisan legislation.…
Dark Reading
Attackers use phishing emails that appear to come from reputable organizations, dropping the payload using public cloud servers and an old Windows UAC bypass technique.
Dark Reading
The third iteration of the Exploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) performs 82% better than previous versions, giving companies a better tool for evaluating vulnerabilities and prioritizing patching.
The Register
The myth 'is now a reality' BlackLotus, a UEFI bootkit that's sold on hacking forums for about $5,000, can now bypass Secure Boot, making it the first known malware to run on Windows systems even with the firmware security feature enabled.…
ZDNet Security
Business Email Compromise attacks are effective and costly -- and by using translation tools, attackers are going after a wider range of potential victims.