Information security
fromArs Technica
5 years agoNew clues show how Russia's grid hackers aimed for physical destruction
The 2016 cyberattack on Ukraine's power grid was intended to cause extensive and lasting damage, not just a temporary blackout.
Samooha's acquisition has played a pivotal role in reducing complexity in the ability to granularly join data across multiple parties while protecting data privacy and making it easier for both business and technical users to navigate, utilize the technology effectively.
Pre-trained AI models in the SOC are typically developed by training machine learning algorithms on historical data from specific security use cases, such as phishing detection, endpoint malware alerts, and the like.
Cryptography that protects our privacy relies on the infeasibility of factoring prime numbers and finding discrete logarithms for current computing methods. Quantum computing could change that, potentially threatening digital security systems that rely on these complex mathematical challenges. Preparation for post-quantum cryptography is essential to strengthen digital defenses, enabling new methods for protecting information against future technological advances.
AT&T's new Account Lock feature protects wireless users against unauthorized account changes, including phone number transfers and SIM card changes, significantly reducing the risk of SIM swapping attacks.
While Spanhove's video shows a red block over the offending ads, you could conceivably cover that Wendy's ad with anything you want—an abstract painting, a photo of your family, an ad for Arby's, etc.
"To improve the deliverability of emails to Gmail and other providers, ensure proper authentication protocols like SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are in place; this confirms email legitimacy."
"Millions of Americans have downloaded apps that secretly route their internet traffic through Chinese companies," TTP says. It last reported on this threat in April, and now says "Apple and Google app stores continue to offer private browsing apps that are surreptitiously owned by Chinese companies... six weeks after they were identified."
Garcia urges lawmakers to remove a provision in the 'Big, Beautiful Bill' blocking states from regulating AI, arguing it endangers families by leaving AI unregulated.