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"Computer Science Researchers Use Machine Learning to Identify and Predict Cyberattacks"Researchers at the University of Houston are working on improving cybersecurity through Machine Learning (ML).
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"Ransomed.vc Gang Claims To Shut Down After Six Affiliates Allegedly Arrested"The Ransomed.vc group, which has claimed responsibility for attacks on Sony, a state government website, and a Colonial Pipeline supplier, announced its closure after six of its affiliates were arrested.
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"The Humble Printer Is Still a Leading Cause of Cyberattacks"A study conducted by Sharp researchers reveals that many small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) in the UK are vulnerable to cyberattacks due to unsecured printers.
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"Google, Meta, Microsoft To Join Forces Defending Apps From Hackers"Google, Microsoft, and Meta have established a steering committee dedicated to improving app security through the newly restructured App Defense Alliance.
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"Enterprises vs. The Next-Generation of Hackers – Who's Winning the AI Race?"Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools have become widely available to businesses, everyday citizens, and cybercriminals.
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"Leaky DICOM Medical Standard Exposes Millions of Patient Records"According to researchers, around 60 million personal and medical records may have been exposed because of the use of a legacy protocol in medical equipment.
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"New Spam Exploit Vector Abuses Google Forms' Quizzes"Another method for spammers to infiltrate systems is to abuse the quiz results feature of Google Forms.
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"McLaren Health Care Says Data Breach Impacted 2.2 Million People"McLaren Health Care (McLaren) is notifying nearly 2.2 million people of a data breach that occurred between late July and August this year, exposing sensitive personal information.
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"France, UK Seek Greater Regulation of Commercial Spyware"France and Britain are calling for greater global regulation of commercial surveillance software due to the recent Pegasus and Predator spyware scandals.
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"Iran-Linked Imperial Kitten Cyber Group Targeting Middle East's Tech Sectors"In October 2023, an Iran-linked group targeted transportation, logistics, and technology sectors in the Middle East, including Israel, as part of an increase in Iranian cyber activity since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.
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"Google Ads Push Malicious CPU-Z App From Fake Windows News Site"A threat actor has been using Google Ads to distribute a trojanized version of the CPU-Z tool in order to deliver the Redline information-stealing malware.
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"Security in the Impending Age of Quantum Computers"Quantum computing is important to the cybersecurity community because a future quantum computer of adequate size and efficiency could crack today's encryption schemes, putting currently protected information and communications at risk.