Microsoft announced that Windows 11 installs reaching the end of support next month, on October 8, will be force-upgraded to Windows 11 23H2. […]
Monthly Archives: September 2024
Understanding endpoint privilege management is key to defending organizations from advanced attacks. Learn more from ThreatLocker on using endpoint privilege management to better secure your org’s systems. […]
Originally published by Normalyze.Written by Ravi Ithal.Over the past year, the buzz around large language models (LLMs) has skyrocketed, prompting many of our customers to ask: How should we think about securing AI? What are the security implications? To answer these questions, it’s good to actually go into learning how LLMs operate. So, let’s start […]
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We’re announcing a new deal to purchase carbon removal credits from Holocene, at the lowest price on record for direct air capture.
After three years of development, the Flipper Zero team has announced the release of the first major firmware version for the portable, customizable digital hacking device. […]
A trio of threat activity clusters linked to China has been observed compromising more government organizations in Southeast Asia as part of a renewed state-sponsored operation codenamed Crimson Palace, indicating an expansion in the scope of the espionage effort. Cybersecurity firm Sophos, which has been monitoring the cyber offensive, said it comprises three intrusion sets […]
Shadow apps, a segment of Shadow IT, are SaaS applications purchased without the knowledge of the security team. While these applications may be legitimate, they operate within the blind spots of the corporate security team and expose the company to attackers. Shadow apps may include instances of software that the company is already using. For […]
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Celebrating the people, places, and treasures that shape Ukrainian culture on Google Arts & Culture.
The NoName ransomware gang has been trying to build a reputation for more than three years targeting small and medium-sized businesses worldwide with its encryptors and may now be working as a RansomHub affiliate. […]
A new side-channel attack dubbed PIXHELL could be abused to target air-gapped computers by breaching the “audio gap” and exfiltrating sensitive information by taking advantage of the noise generated by the pixels on the screen. “Malware in the air-gap and audio-gap computers generates crafted pixel patterns that produce noise in the frequency range of 0 […]