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China Dominates in 37 Critical Tech Areas – Is America Losing?
China Leads the World in 37 Out of 44 Critical Technology Areas, Says Recent Report
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A recent report by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) has revealed that China has taken the lead in 37 out of 44 critical technology areas classified by ASPI. This impressive feat includes various emerging technologies such as space exploration, robotics, and quantum technology, where China has published more scientific publications than any other country. […]
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The LastPass Incident: Exposing Remote Work Risks
The LastPass Incident: Exposing the Security Risks of Remote Work
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As remote work becomes increasingly popular, companies and employees face new cybersecurity challenges. For example, last year, LastPass, a password manager application, experienced a severe security breach that exposed the security risks of remote work. In this article, we will explore the details of the incident and its implications for remote work and discuss potential […]
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Breaking News: US Government Implements Aggressive Cybersecurity Regulations – Here's What You Need to Know!
The US government is taking cybersecurity regulations to the next level with a new plan to protect the country's digital infrastructure. From treating ransomware threats as national security problems to promoting market forces that enhance security and resilience, find out what you need to know about this breaking news.
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On Thursday, the White House revealed the National Cyber Strategy of the United States, which sets out long-term objectives for promoting secure practices among individuals, governments, and corporations in the digital space. The plan entails compelling computer and software companies to create safer products by exerting more pressure on them to conduct extensive testing and […]
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Oracle has patched a staggering 520 security flaws.
CISA has issued a notice urging operators to update Oracle as soon as possible
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Oracle has released a patch for a critical security vulnerability in its software products. The patch addresses several critical vulnerabilities that could pose a severe threat to users. Oracle has not been stingy with updates this quarter, reporting 520 security vulnerabilities. However, it's not just the high number of vulnerabilities but also the number of […]
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The Inno Stealer is a Windows 11 installer-based spyware program.
A new Trojan program designed for data theft is spreading across the internet.
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A new Trojan program designed for data theft is spreading across the internet. The perpetrators are disguising their software like Windows 11 installers. It is by no means unusual for malware to masquerade as well-known software to trick users in this way. This time, however, it was Windows 11's turn, which has the characteristic that […]
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The infamous online marketplace for illegal goods and services has been shut down.
US and German authorities have shut down the world's largest darknet marketplace. This marketplace offered a wide range of illegal services, including drugs.
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This marks a significant victory in the fight against online crime. The website was a hub for all sorts of illegal activity, and criminals worldwide will miss it. The authorities have not yet revealed how they were able to take down the website, but it is clear that they are committed to shutting down these […]
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Upgrade Your Firefox To Stay Safe And Secure
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If you are not currently running the latest version of Firefox, we highly recommend that you update it as soon as possible. The newest version of Firefox includes security and stability enhancements and support for the latest web standards. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued a warning about potential security flaws in […]
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The FBI and CISA Just Issued a Warning About These 2 Viruses
The WhisperGate Virus is Destroying Data
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has warned that destructive computer viruses are rising and can cause severe damage. The FBI said that such viruses can “render computers inoperable, steal information, or destroy data in a recent report.” The FBI advises users to take precautions to protect their computers from these viruses, such as installing […]
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Password Hygiene in 2022: The Same As Ten Years Ago?
Password hygiene is the same as it was ten years ago.
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Password hygiene is the same as it was ten years ago. The password has not yet been replaced as the most basic security and identification element despite the efforts. The problem is that users have not changed their behavior: awareness of password management is about where it was ten to fifteen years ago. Dangers of […]
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AMD Ryzen 7000 processors are expected to become available as early as April.
Ryzen 7000 family based on the Zen 4 Are Coming In April!
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Intel's success would bring the new AMD release forward, while a sizeable acquisition was closed. Additionally, AMD has announced that their latest quarterly results show the company has increased its market share in the x86 market by breaking a 15-year record. This improvement is thanks to increased demand for AMD products from consumers and businesses. […]
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6 Really Good Reasons To Get A VPN in 2022
NordVPN Review: The Best VPN for Streaming, Privacy, and Unblocking!
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Protecting personal information is critical in both the home and the workplace. Data security is essential to keep private information safe, and breaking down regional barriers helps businesses work more efficiently. What is a VPN, and how does it work? A VPN, or virtual private network, is an encrypted connection between your computer (or phone […]
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325 Million Dollars Worth Of Cryptocurrency Stolen From “Wormhole” Platform
DeFi Platform Hacked
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325 Million Dollars worth of cryptocurrency has been stolen by hackers who compromised the Wormhole platform. It was the fourth-largest robbery in the history of decentralized finance providers, and the owner had to pay for the damage. Proving that you can't be too careful when it comes to cryptocurrencies, one of the largest decentralized […]
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Phishing: Which Companies Were the Most Commonly Misused by Cybercriminals?
Biggest Phishing Targets In 2021
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The latest phishing top list has been released, revealing which companies were the most commonly misused by online fraudsters. The list includes a variety of businesses, including banking institutions, e-commerce platforms, and social media networks. These findings are essential for companies to be aware of, as they can help them to protect their customers from […]
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This Is The Next Big Thing In Artificial Intelligence.
A New AI Algorithm That Takes SECONDS To Teach Can Revolutionize The Field Of AI Development
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A new algorithm that can teach artificial intelligence in seconds instead of days can revolutionize the field of AI development. The size and complexity of the algorithms that comprise artificial intelligence (AI) have grown in recent years to improve accuracy. However, the effectiveness of AI should not be solely measured by the size of the […]
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How to Find Hidden Cameras & Microphones
LAPD or Laser-Assisted Photography Detection
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We all know those classic spy films with hidden cameras and microphones. But unfortunately, these tools are now being used virtually everywhere: from rented vacation apartments to the most expensive hotel rooms, from our offices to the gym, and even lurking in our own homes. It's no surprise then that the question arises of […]
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Industrial control systems have become increasingly popular targets for cyber-attacks.
Defend against the threat of a PseudoManuscrypt attack
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The computer systems of industrial companies are increasingly becoming attractive targets for cybercrime, both for the financial gain they offer and the potential for industrial espionage. The new malware that has recently surfaced aimed at industrial systems has proven to be troubling. Cyber security experts at Kaspersky discovered the malware, which tracked down over 3000 […]
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Artificial intelligence will make cyber-attacks more dangerous in 2022.
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The new year is no exception to virus and hacker attacks. Security experts predict that cybercriminals will use artificial intelligence and complex malware attacks to turn up the heat. NextGen Software Tools Cyber-attacks in the future will still be dominated by organized groups that share preparation, programming, and execution tasks. In addition, there are many […]
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The two-factor authentication method might not be as secure as previously thought.
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A new study suggests that two-factor authentication may not be the ultimate solution in protecting our online profiles. Most modern websites and apps offer two-factor authentication to protect their user's profiles. According to a new study, the 2FA method was one of the most promising safety tools, but it's not as powerful as previously thought. […]
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How to Prepare for a Potential Ransomware Attack?
Ransomware: What You Need To Know.
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With the growth of technology, it is no news that viruses and malware can attack anyone. But, of course, everyone is aware that not all viruses are equally harmful. In today's article, we will look at a particular virus called the ransomware virus. What is ransomware? Ransomware is a virus, malicious software that can take […]
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Log4Shell Is Taking More Victims With No End In Sight
A comprehensive patch has yet to be released for vCenter servers to date.
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A growing number of IT security experts and government agencies across the world have pointed out that the Log4Shell vulnerability discovered in Apache's logger in December is one of the top attack vectors at the moment. Another report is coming from several countries where attackers have used ransomware viruses to target victims using products containing […]
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