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This magazine is dedicated to discussions on cybersecurity, network security, and information security. Whether you are an IT professional, a cybersecurity enthusiast, or simply concerned about online privacy and security, this is the place for you. Here you can share your knowledge, ask for advice, and discuss the latest news and trends in the world of cybersecurity. From encryption and malware to risk management and digital forensics, this category covers a wide range of topics related to information security. Join the conversation and let's work together to keep our online world safe and secure.

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Automatic Weapons Market: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Industry

The latest market intelligence report, titled ‘Global Automatic Weapons market drivers and restraints Market’, is intended to provide the target audience with the necessary information about the global Automatic Weapons market drivers and restraints industry. The report comprises a detailed analysis of the vital elements of the Automatic Weapons market drivers and restraints market, including key drivers, constraints, opportunities, limitations, threats, and micro- and macro-economic factors. https://www.emergenresearch.com/industry-report/automatic-weapons-market

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Talk to your News Reporter with our Entirely Automated AI-Aggregated News Site

You can now ask our AI questions about the news article. The AI is given context from all the aggregated articles which include 2 left, 2 right, and 2 center. We do this by vectorizing each article and storing them in a *vector database called pinecone. You now have access to significantly more information for top news stories. This feature is currently in beta and may not function perfectly. We would love to hear your feedback

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Completely Automated, AI-Powered Newsletter: Top Headlines in Politics, Events, Technology, and Business

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North Korean state actors linked to the RGB have been identified in the JumpCloud hack! An OPSEC mistake exposed their IP address.

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U.S. cosmetics manufacturer Estee Lauder has suffered a cyberattack, the company confirmed on Tuesday.

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Highlights
Cyber criminals are using Facebook to impersonate popular generative AI brands, including ChatGPT, Google Bard, Midjourney and Jasper
Facebook users are being tricked into downloading content from the fake brand pages and ads
These downloads contain malicious malware, which steals their online passwords (banking, social media, gaming, etc), crypto wallets and any information saved in their browser
Unsuspecting users are liking and commenting on fake posts, thereby spreading them to their own social networks

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Executive Summary Introduction Real-time chat and video services available within telemedicine, finance, and smart IoT device applications used by millions of people, rely on the popular QuickBlox framework. QuickBlox supplies mobile and web application developers with a SDK and APIs to deliver not only user management, real-time public and private chat features, for example, but also […]

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In response to the increasing frequency and evolution of nation-state cyberthreats, Microsoft is taking additional steps to protect our customers and increase the secure-by-default baseline of our cloud platforms. These steps are the result of close coordination with commercial and government customers, and with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) about the types of security log data Microsoft provides to cloud customers for insight and analysis.

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Adobe releases fresh updates to address an incomplete fix for a critical ColdFusion flaw (CVE-2023-38205).

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A prolific threat actor has been operating on Russian-language forums since 2020, but then he accidentally infected his own computer and sold off its contents to threat researchers.

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The Moscow-linked hacking group Armageddon remains one of the most active and dangerous threat actors targeting Ukraine during its war with Russia, according to recent research.

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Experts say it could be related to revenge assassinations Tehran is plotting against former U.S. officials.

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The WormGPT case: How Generative AI can improve the capabilities of cybercriminals and allows them to launch sophisticated attacks.

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New report reveals the alarming activities of Gamaredon, a notorious Russian hacking crew. They exploit email and messaging platforms to compromise.

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A malicious actor expands their target beyond AWS. Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services are now at risk.

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Discussing privacy in Threads, and whether you should sign up to Zuckerberg’s Twitter clone.

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The cybercrime group known as Killnet is skilled at grabbing attention, even if some of its claims are hard to prove. Its leader now has a vision for organizing the pro-Russia hacker underground.

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Ransomware gangs have operated at a near-record profit in the first six months of the year, extorting more than $449 million from victims, according to blockchain research firm Chainalysis.

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Heimdal® returns with the July edition of our Patch Tuesday series. Stay tuned for more awesome content on patches and fixes.

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SonicWall and Fortinet both address critical vulnerabilities in their network security software.

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Question. For remote headless Windows servers which can only be accessed internally by specific people via RDP, is there really an added security benefit for locking the session after the "standard" 15 minutes? Going back to the lock screen doesn't prevent RDP session hijacking if someone really wanted to do that.

Not only do we work remotely the majority of the time, our work computers already lock after 15 minutes of being idle.

Am I missing something here?

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Some printers and printing services are snooping on your documents. Here's a quick guide to printer privacy for people in a rush.

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An interview with Christian-Marc Lifländer, the head of NATO's cyber and hybrid policy section, about NATO’s changing approach to cyber, and what will happen if attacks targeting Western states continue to increase.

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We break down each stage of a ransomware attack and how to leverage intelligence to minimize risk for your organization and its assets.

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