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The Register
Chained Zammad flaws enabled session hijacking, code execution, and root escalation in seconds
Dark Reading
TeamPCP, the hackers behind the Shai-Hulud worm, has done significant damage to the open source ecosystem. But it's not necessarily due to skill alone.
The Hacker News
For nearly 20 years, we at The Hacker News have mostly told scary stories about cyberspace — big hacks, broken systems, and new threats. But behind every headline, there’s a quieter, better story. It’s the story of leaders making tough calls under pressure, teams building smarter defenses, and security products that keep hunting threats 24/7 — even when it’s hard. Most of the time, this work is
The Register
Digital freedom needs a Kali Linux for the rest of us The hacker mind is a curious way to be. To have it means to embody endless analytical curiosity, an awareness of any given rule set as just one system among many, and an ability to see any system in ways that its creators never expected. Combine this with a drive to find the bad and make things better, and you become one of the fundamental forces of the technological universe.… Opinion
Dark Reading
Dark Reading Confidential Episode 14: How curious, ethical problem-solving can continue to serve as a guiding principle for an evolving cybersecurity sector.
Dark Reading
A new security framework responds to a shift in attackers' tactics, one that allows them to infiltrate enterprises 'silently' through their own policies.
Dark Reading
A string of threat-actor OpSec failures have yielded unexpected windfalls for security researchers and defenders.
Dark Reading
Your ultimate goal shouldn't be security perfection — it should be making exploitation of your organization unprofitable.
Graham Cluley
A cybersecurity firm is buying access to underground crime forums to gather intelligence. Does that seem daft to you? And over in Nigeria, even if romance scammers would like to update their LinkedIn profiles, just how easy is it to turn a new leaf after a sweet-talking career in cybercrime? All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the award-winning "Smashing Security" podcast by computer security veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault.
The Register
How Intel is using hardware-assisted security to beef up Microsoft OS protection When Windows 11 launched in October 2021, one of its big selling points was a new security architecture. Microsoft designed it from the ground up with zero-trust principles in mind, refusing to trust the legitimacy of any single system component. Instead, everything must prove that it has not been compromised.… Sponsored Feature