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Hackers are increasingly tantalized by the troves of sensitive data held by lightly protected law firms and legal services organizations.
The Register
Auditor finds space agency defends Classified info well, isn't paying attention to valuable Unclassified data An audit of NASA's infosec preparedness against insider threats has warned it faces "serious jeopardy to operations" due to lack of protection for Unclassified information.…
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Gladinet's platform is widely used among managed service providers, and a critical deserialization flaw could put MSP customers in jeopardy.
Dark Reading
To report or not report? While more than half of all companies have suffered a data breach, 71% of IT professionals say they have been told to not report an incident, which could mean legal jeopardy.
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App developers are ignoring laws and guidelines regulating data protection measures aimed at minors, putting their monetization plans in jeopardy and risking user trust.
Check Point Research
Today’s AI can beat humans at Jeopardy, chess, recognizing faces and diagnosing medical conditions. As of last Fall it can write malware, too. In fact, it can write an entire attack chain: phishing emails, macros, reverse shells, you name it. What do we do now? The post appeared first on . AI Can Write Malware Now. Are We Doomed? Check Point Research