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"High Number of Security Flaws Found in EMEA-Developed Apps"According to Veracode, apps developed by organizations in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa tend to have more security vulnerabilities than those made by their US counterparts.
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"Firefox 118 Patches High-Severity Vulnerabilities"Mozilla recently announced security updates for both Firefox and Thunderbird, addressing a total of nine vulnerabilities in its products, including high-severity flaws.
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"AI and Machine Learning Help Researchers Get Audio From Still Images and Silent Videos"Northeastern University professor of electrical and computer engineering and computer science Kevin Fu has found a method to extract audio from images and even muted videos.
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"MacOS 14 Sonoma Patches 60 Vulnerabilities"Apple recently announced the release of macOS 14 Sonoma. Apple noted that the latest version of the operating system patches more than 60 vulnerabilities.
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"Newly Discovered Side-Channel Attack Side Steps Current Defense Mechanisms"Data compression has been used to improve web performance and user experience. It reduces the size of files and resources, such as images, video, and text, before their transmission over the Internet.
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"Post-Quantum Cryptography Coalition Launches"The data encrypted online today, from financial and personal identification information to military operations and intelligence data, could be decrypted quickly by an adversary with access to a cryptographically relevant quantum computer in the future.
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"ALPHV Group Claims the Hack of Clarion, a Global Manufacturer of Audio and Video Equipment for Cars"Clarion, the global audio and video equipment manufacturer for cars and other vehicles, has been added to the list of victims on the BlackCat/ALPHV ransomware group's Tor leak site.
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"Canadian Flair Airlines Left User Data Leaking for Months"The Cybernews research team discovered that Canadian Flair Airlines left credentials to sensitive databases and email addresses exposed for at least seven months, increasing the risk of passengers' information, such as emails, names, and addresses, bei
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"CISA Releases Hardware Bill of Materials Framework (HBOM) for Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM)"The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released the new Hardware Bill of Materials Framework (HBOM) for Supply Chain Risk Management (SCRM) product from the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) SCRM Task Force.