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Dark Reading
The voluntary program is intended to boost consumer confidence in vulnerable IoT devices, but experts want to see vendors held to a higher standard.
The Register
Here's what $20 gets you these days More than 4,000 unique backdoors are using expired domains and/or abandoned infrastructure, and many of these expose government and academia-owned hosts – thus setting these hosts up for hijacking by criminals who likely have less altruistic intentions than the security researchers who uncovered the backdoors.…
Dark Reading
When ransomware strikes, how much should you gamble on your resources and opponents' intentions? Here's how to deal yourself a rational, informed way to weigh your options after an attack.
Krebs on Secuity
Someone has recently created a large number of fake LinkedIn profiles for Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) roles at some of the world’s largest corporations. It’s not clear who’s behind this network of fake CISOs or what their intentions may be. But the fabricated LinkedIn identities are confusing search engine results for CISO roles at major companies, and they are being indexed as gospel by various downstream data-scraping sources.
Krebs on Secuity
Communities like Craigslist, OfferUp, Facebook Marketplace and others are great for finding low- or no-cost stuff that one can pick up directly from a nearby seller, and for getting rid of useful things that don't deserve to end up in a landfill. But when dealing with strangers from the Internet, there is always a risk that the person you've agreed to meet has other intentions.
Bleeping Computer
GitHub projects have been targeted with malicious commits and pull requests, in an attempt to inject backdoors into these projects. Most recently, the GitHub repository of Exo Labs, an AI and machine learning startup, was targeted in the attack, which has left many wondering about the attacker's true intentions. [...]
The Register
The road to Hell is paved with good intentions, and for open source this is a well meaning cluster fudge When I was in Bilbao recently for the Open Source Summit Europe event, the main topic of conversation was the European Union's (EU) Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Everyone – and I mean – mentioned it. Why? Because pretty much everyone with an open source clue sees it as strangling open source software development.… Opinion everyone