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Meta removed three foreign influence operations from the Facebook platform during Q3, 2023. Two were Chinese in origin, and one was Russian, the company says.
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Hacktivism is evolving. It is important for both the law and cyber defenders to understand the current and potential activity of hacktivism to better understand how it should be treated.
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The top five categories of Bad Bot attacks are fake account creation, account takeovers, scraping, account management, and in-product abuse.
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New York City and Washington DC-based startup Zip Security raised $7.7 million seed financing led by General Catalyst, co-led by Human Capital, and with participation from Box Group.
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Chris Wysopal is the founder and CTO of Veracode. Two decades ago, he was better known as Weld Pond, a member of the hacker collective L0pht Heavy Industries.
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New report provides a detailed look into the ever-changing threats targeting APIs.
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New macOS malware, tracked by Jamf as ObjCShellz, is likely being used by North Korean hackers to target crypto exchanges
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Secure-by-design is clearly important to the federal government, and there is a strong possibility that it will become a regulatory requirement for the critical industries enforced through an Executive Order.
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Are whistleblowers traitors to the company, a danger to corporate brand image, and a form of insider threat? Or are they an early warning safety valve that can be used to strengthen cybersecurity and compliance?
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The Rise of AI in Phishing: Will future phishing attacks that leverage artificial intelligence be more dangerous?
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