[ad_1] The personal information of 33 million French citizens could be exposed after two French health insurance operators suffered a data breach in early February. Viamedis, France’s leading provider of medical third-party payment, confirmed on February 1 that it had suffered a data breach. Medical... Continue reading
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[ad_1] Linux developers have addressed a new security flaw discovered in Shim, a component crucial for the boot process in Linux-based systems. This vulnerability poses a significant risk by allowing the installation of malware that operates at the firmware level (secure boot bypass), presenting challenges... Continue reading
[ad_1] Raspberry Robin, a malware initially identified in 2021, has demonstrated remarkable adaptability and sophistication in its recent operations, according to a new report. The findings come from Check Point researchers, who published a new analysis on Wednesday revealing unique and innovative methods employed by... Continue reading
[ad_1] Threat actors are targeting operational technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) environments with increasing sophistication and have a growing attack surface of vulnerabilities to help them do so, Nozomi Networks has warned in a new report. Its Assessing the Threat Landscape report covers the second... Continue reading
[ad_1] Meta will start labeling AI-generated images posted on its Facebook and Instagram platforms before the 2024 US presidential election. Nick Clegg, the social media giant’s president of global affairs, announced in a February 6 blog post that images generated by AI tools and published... Continue reading
[ad_1] JetBrains issued a critical security alert on Tuesday for its TeamCity On-Premises software, warning of a vulnerability that could grant attackers administrative control over affected servers. Tracked as CVE-2024-23917, the flaw carries a CVSS rating of 9.8. All versions from 2017.1 to 2023.11.2 are... Continue reading
[ad_1] Dozens of countries have agreed to join forces with multinational tech companies to fight against spyware and human rights abuses in cyberspace. The new joint agreement, called the Pall Mall Process, has been signed by the US, the UK, France and 22 other nations.... Continue reading
[ad_1] Google has launched a pilot program aimed at enhancing financial fraud protection for Android users in Singapore. According to a new post published Tuesday by Eugene Liderman, the director of mobile security strategy at Google, the initiative stems from the company’s dedication to maintaining... Continue reading
[ad_1] Chinese state-backed spies infiltrated Dutch defense networks last year and used novel malware dubbed “Coathanger” in a bid to steal sensitive information, according to the intelligence and security services of the Netherlands. The country’s Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD) and General Intelligence and... Continue reading
[ad_1] A zero-day vulnerability disclosed by Ivanti last week is undergoing mass exploitation in the wild, according to the Shadowserver Foundation. The non-profit said it had seen over 170 discrete IP addresses involved in attempted attacks designed to leverage CVE-2024-21893. Interestingly, it claimed these had... Continue reading