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The Register
But it may help with fuzzing Despite the hype around criminals using ChatGPT and various other large language models to ease the chore of writing malware, it seems this generative AI technology isn't terribly good at helping with that kind of work.… Analysis
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Cybersecurity benefits from a focus on the vital few chores rather than the trivial many. Find the "right things" to encourage strategic thinking, then move the culture needle to promote that policy.
The Register
Smash and grab raids don’t leave time for careful encryption Ransomware actors aim to spend the shortest amount of time possible inside your systems, and that means the encryption they employ is shoddy and often corrupts your data. That in turn means restoration after paying ransoms is often a more expensive chore than just deciding not to pay and working from our own backups.…
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The punishment – Windows 98 administration chores – was far worse than the crime Welcome once more to Who Me? ’s confessional column in which readers admit to being the source of SNAFUs.… Who, Me? The Register
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Microsoft on Thursday disclosed that it addressed a pair of issues with the Azure Database for PostgreSQL Flexible Server that could result in unauthorized cross-account database access in a region. "By exploiting an elevated permissions bug in the Flexible Server authentication process for a replication user, a malicious user could leverage an improperly anchored regular expression to bypass