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Researchers Find Salt Typhoon Exploited One Known Cisco Bug, But Mostly Accessed Telecoms Via Stolen Employee Credentials
Talos confirms that at least one known Cisco bug, CVE-2018-0171, was likely to have been actively exploited by Salt Typhoon.
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As Chrome Finally Finishes Off Tracking Cookies, Google Rules Are Amended to Bring Back Device Fingerprinting
Google's long-running project to eliminate cookies from Chrome is about to wind up, but it has come with a reversal of course ...
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North Korean Hackers Use ClickFix Social Engineering Tactic to Conduct Cyber Espionage
North Korean hackers are using ClickFix social engineering tactics to compromise devices and perform data exfiltration in a ...
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Judge Grants DOGE More Time to Pore Through Federal Data
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan said that while some aspects of Elon Musk and DOGE's legal level of access to federal data ...
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AI Aggregator OmniGPT Suffers a Security Breach Exposing Sensitive Data Including Credentials
A security breach affecting the AI aggregator platform OmniGPT has leaked the sensitive information of 30,000 individuals ...
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Hudson Rock: Infostealer Malware Not Infrequently Found in Systems of the US Military and Defense Contractors
A new report from cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock finds that infostealer malware is present on "thousands" of systems ...
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The Colorado AI Act Shuffle: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Colorado's AI regulations are still a work in progress, and the battle over how to regulate AI – without stifling innovation ...
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Brute Force Password Attack Involving 2.8 Million IPs Targets VPN Devices From Various Companies
A massive brute force password attack involving 2.8 million IP addresses targets VPN devices from various companies including ...