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Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed a surge in “mass scanning, credential brute-forcing, and exploitation attempts” originating from IP addresses associated with a Russian bulletproof hosting service provider named Proton66.
The activity, detected… Continue reading Hackers Abuse Russian Bulletproof Host Proton66 for Global Attacks and Malware Delivery
Hawk Eye is an open-source tool that helps find sensitive data before it leaks. It runs from the command line and checks many types of storage for PII and secrets: passwords, API keys, and personal information. “Unlike most open-source tools that… Continue reading Hawk Eye: Open-source scanner uncovers secrets and PII across platforms
With more companies requiring workers to return to an office five days a week, “Anxiety is rising for some of the millions of people who identify as neurodivergent,” writes the Washington Post.
They raise the possibility that “strict office mandates … Continue reading Return-to-Office Policies Are Impacting Neurodivergent Workers
Attackers are focusing more on stealing identities. Because of this, companies need to use zero trust principles. They should also verify user identities more carefully, says DirectDefense. Researchers analyzed thousands of alerts, mapping them to the … Continue reading Cybercriminals blend AI and social engineering to bypass detection
Businesses are losing out on an average of $98.5 million a year as a consequence of cyber threats, fraud, regulatory hurdles and operational inefficiencies, according to research from FIS and Oxford Economics. The cost of disharmony is highest among te… Continue reading Cyber threats now a daily reality for one in three businesses
In supply chain operations, GenAI is gaining traction. But according to Logility’s Supply Chain Horizons 2025 report, many security leaders remain uneasy about what that means for data protection, legacy tech, and trust in automation. The survey of 500… Continue reading Why CISOs are watching the GenAI supply chain shift closely
While college applicants are often required to write a personal essay for their applications, political scientist/author/academic Yascha Mounk argues that’s “a deeply unfair way to select students for top colleges, one that is much more biased against … Continue reading Should College Application Essays Be Banned?
(c) SANS Internet Storm Center. https://isc.sans.edu Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License. Continue reading ISC Stormcast For Monday, April 21st, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9416, (Mon, Apr 21st)
China played host to what, presumably, was the world’s first robot and human half-marathon. You can check out the action and the Tiangong Ultra robot that won in the video …read more Continue reading China Hosts Robot Marathon
Slashdot reader yeokm1 is the Singapore-based embedded security researcher whose side projects include installing Linux on a 1993 PC and building a ChatGPT client for MS-DOS.
He’s now sharing his latest project — installing Llama 2 on DOS: