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Kapeka is a new backdoor that may be a new addition to Russia-link Sandworm’s malware arsenal and possibly a successor to GreyEnergy.
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YL Ventures leads an early stage funding round for Miggo Security, a Tel Aviv startup working on application detection and response technology.
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Kevin O’Connor knew he was a hacker by the time he was in Middle School. He went on to work for the NSA and is now director of threat research at Adlumin.
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Operational for at least ten years, RubyCarp has its own botnet, its own tools, and its own community of users that concentrate on cryptomining and credential phishing.
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Simbian aims to build a fully autonomous security platform that lets humans make the strategic decisions while AI implements those decisions.
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SecurityWeek speaks to Tom Scholl, VP and distinguished engineer at AWS, on how the organization tackles IP Spoofing and DDoS attacks.
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SecurityWeek discusses cybersecurity leadership with CISOs from crowdsourced hacking organizations Bugcrowd (Nick McKenzie) and HackerOne (Chris Evans)
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Cloud security firm provides a detection platform able to detect and predict the likely behavior of ‘bad’ identities.
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MITRE is unable to compile a list of all new vulnerabilities, and NIST is unable to subsequently, and consequently, provide an enriched database of all vulnerabilities. What went wrong, and what can be done?
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Heartbleed made most certificates vulnerable. The future problem is that quantum decryption will make all certificates and everything else using RSA encryption vulnerable to everyone.
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