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The Protector of Contemporary Cybersecurity: Access Con...

As the first line of defense for organizational resources, access control is an essential cybersecurity defense strategy. As a cru...

The Least Privilege Principle: A Fundamental Aspect of ...

A key idea in cybersecurity is the principle of least privilege (PoLP), which states that systems, processes, and people should on...

Irish Watchdog Imposes Record €310 Million Fine on Link...

LinkedIn was fined €310 million ($335 million) by the Irish data protection authorities on Thursday for violating user privacy by ...

Cryptojacking: Unauthorized Crypto Mining's Hidden Dang...

A rising cybersecurity risk is cryptojacking, in which criminals covertly take over computer resources to mine Bitcoin. This cover...

The Invisible Danger of Clickjacking and How to Avoid I...

A harmful technique called "clickjacking," or "UI redressing" involves deceiving people into clicking on something other than what...

Zero-Day Attacks: Understanding the Threat and Implemen...

Within the dynamic field of cybersecurity, zero-day attacks stand out as one of the most difficult obstacles that both individuals...

From Misuse to Abuse: AI Risks and Attacks

"Humans won't be replaced by AI anytime soon. However, people who understand how to use AI will eventually replace people who do n...

Security Advisory: Vulnerabilities in Cisco ATA 190 Ser...

Recent vulnerabilities have been identified in the Cisco ATA 190 Series Analog Telephone Adapter, which could allow attackers to e...

A critical update for Google Chrome has been released, ...

In a proactive move to bolster online security, Google has released an update for its Chrome browser, introducing version 130.0.67...

October 2024 Patch Tuesday: Key Vulnerabilities Uncover...

An in-depth examination of significant security vulnerabilities addressed in Microsoft's and Adobe's October 2024 updates, highlig...

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