As threat actors attempt to remain undetected to carry out attacks, they often use a variety of tools to obscure their identities and activity. Organizations meanwhile leave their networks and activity open for inspection by anyone who chooses to perform basic reconnaissance.
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Law enforcement agencies across the U.S. have used technology to solve homicides and bust human traffickers, but concern about its accuracy and the growing pervasiveness of video surveillance is leading some state lawmakers to hit the pause button.
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Unmasking a threat actor at an individual level could help you to gain more context, determine why the attack occurred, and quantify future risk
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The Android operating system updates released by Google for May 2021 patch a total of 42 vulnerabilities, including four considered critical severity.
Read more: Android Updates for May 2021 Patch Over 40 Vulnerabilities
The United States Department of Defense this week announced an expansion of the scope of its vulnerability disclosure program to include all of its publicly accessible information systems.
Read more: DOD Expands Vulnerability Disclosure Program to Web-Facing Targets
Red Hat this week announced that it’s taking the first steps towards open-sourcing the StackRox container security product for Kubernetes.
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The company providing internet services for Belgium’s parliament, government agencies, universities and scientific institutions said Tuesday that its network was under cyberattack, with connections to several customers disrupted.
Read more: Belgian Government, Parliament, Colleges Hit by Cyberattack