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Attack surface management is nothing short of a complete methodology for providing effective cybersecurity. It doesn’t seek to protect everything, but concentrates on areas of IT infrastructure that can be attacked.
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SecurityWeek examines how a layoff-induced influx of experienced professionals into the job seeker market is affecting or might affect, the skills gap and recruitment in cybersecurity.
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The release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT in late 2022 has demonstrated the potential of AI for both good and bad.
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The North Korean APT tracked as TA444 is either moonlighting from its previous primary purpose, expanding its attack repertoire, or is being impersonated by other hackers.
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There is a problem with API security – it isn’t working very well, and it’s largely down to credential leakage. Most security professionals are confident in their own API credential management; but at the same time, most of the same professionals admit… Continue reading Credential Leakage Fueling Rise in API Breaches
Is the United States heading toward a recession? If we are, then profits will dip, and belts will be tightened while we wait for the government to turn things round. Most, but not all, businesses will survive; but all will be affected.
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Congress is considering a US federal privacy law. It’s been brewing for the last ten years and is getting closer. On July 20, 2022, the House Energy and Commerce Committee overwhelmingly voted (53-2) to advance the American Data Privacy and Protection … Continue reading The Potential and Pitfalls of a Federal Privacy Law
The effect of reduced staffing levels doesn’t just attract more cybercriminals, it makes the outcome of attacks more severe
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The InterPlanetary File System (IPFS), considered one of the building blocks of web3, is increasingly being used to provide hidden bulletproof hosting for malware.
“Multiple malware families are currently being hosted within IPFS and retrieved during t… Continue reading Attackers Using IPFS for Distributed, Bulletproof Malware Hosting
Web scraping is a sensitive issue. Should a third party be allowed to visit a website and use automated tools to gather and store information at scale from that website? What if that information includes personal data? What does the law say? Can it be … Continue reading Web Scraping – Is It Legal and Can It Be Prevented?