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Dark Reading
Elevated attack rate expected to remain during 2023 as cybercrime becomes more sophisticated and widespread.
Dark Reading
In part three of this three-part series, Microsoft dissects these twinned threats and what organizations can do to reduce or eliminate their risk.
Bleeping Computer
GitHub's Chief Security Officer and SVP of Engineering shared more details today on a string of outages that hit the code hosting platform last week. [...]
Dark Reading
Joint integration delivers effective DSPM enforcement for self-managed customers starting with credential-free access, risk-based continuous authentication, and protection from data exposure.
ZDNet Security
Rapid adoption of fast-evolving generative AI capabilities means countries such as Singapore want to ensure they have the right skillsets to bolster their cyberdefenses and protect their digital infrastructures.
The Hacker News
GitHub has announced the general availability of a new security feature called push protection, which aims to prevent developers from inadvertently leaking keys and other secrets in their code. The Microsoft-owned cloud-based repository hosting platform, which began testing the feature a year ago, said it's also extending push protection to all public repositories at no extra cost. The
Bleeping Computer
GitHub is now automatically blocking the leak of sensitive information like API keys and access tokens for all public code repositories. [...]
The Register
Hard times for buyers of these hard drives Customer information was stolen from the IT systems of Western Digital in that March IT security breach, forcing the storage manufacturer to shut down its online store until at least next week.…
Dark Reading
Company refutes BlackCat claims, saying it still controls digital signature infrastructure.
The Hacker News
Digital storage giant Western Digital confirmed that an "unauthorized third party" gained access to its systems and stole personal information belonging to the company's online store customers. "This information included customer names, billing and shipping addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers," the San Jose-based company said in a disclosure last week. "In addition, the database