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Top Vulnerabilities Exploited in 2022 as revealed by FBI, CISA, and NSA

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The year 2022 witnessed a surge in cyberattacks by malicious actors targeting unpatched, internet-facing systems. In a joint Cybersecurity Advisory (CSA), top cybersecurity agencies...
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This Week in Cybersecurity: Threats, Breaches, and Vigilance

The week of June 3-9, 2023, has seen significant developments in...
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Making Sense Of The Chinese Attack On US Critical Infrastructure

In a recent cyber attack that has raised concerns among intelligence...
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An Essential Guide to Understanding, Reporting, and Combatting Digital Threats

The face of cybercrime can be as mutable as the technology...
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Cybersecurity on a Small Business Budget: Adapting to the Modern Threat Landscape

As a small business owner, you might feel a bit like...
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Safely Integrating Large Language Models (LLMs) into Your Products: A White Hats Perspective

With the rise of AI startups and the availability of novel...
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Critical Security Vulnerability Uncovered in Essential Addons for Elementor WordPress Plugin CVE-2023-32243

A recently disclosed security vulnerability in the widely used WordPress plugin,...
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Busting the Myths: NCSC and ICO Expose the Truth About Incident Reporting

In an unprecedented collaboration, the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and...
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UK’s Leading Cybersecurity Agency Urges Business Leaders to Take Cyber Risks Seriously

The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) of the UK has released...
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Twitter discontinues text message two-factor authentication for non-Blue subscribers

In a controversioal move, twitter has recently announced that it is discontinuing the use of text message two-factor authentication for all users, except for those who subscribe to Twitter Blue. This means that users who have relied on SMS-based two-factor authentication to protect their accounts will now need to switch…
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A Lesson in Privacy: The ChatGPT Bug and Its Implications for AI Conversations

The world of AI-powered conversation platforms has been rocked by a...
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