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Security and AI are topping business spend as companies look for effective boosts
GSMA report claims cybersecurity spend set to rise by the end of the decade Unsurprisingly, 5G is set to get 2.5x more investment than 4G by 2030 Telcos need to help enterprises undergo digital transformations Most enterprises are not reacting to tough economic conditions by cutting costs, but rather they’re…
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The threats of USB-based attacks for critical infrastructure
At a time when the risks of AI-powered and advanced email-borne cybersecurity threats dominate the news agenda, it might be easy to overlook the dangers of some of the age-old attack vectors that continue to be exploited by cybercriminals. For industries that rely on removable media – such as USB…
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This color manipulation attack reveals significant flaws in AI image handling
AI can be manipulated by differences in the alpha channel of images, experts warn This can pose risks to medical diagnoses and autonomous driving Image recognition needs to adapt for the possibility of this attack While AI has the ability to analyze images, new research has revealed a significant oversight…
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IoT devices across the world targeted by major new botnet
Researchers from Aqua Security discover new Matrix botnet The botnet runs IP cameras, DVRs, routers, and similar Matrix was built using off-the-shelf and open source tools Cybersecurity researchers have spotted a new malicious botnet running distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks against victims worldwide. Named “Matrix” by experts at Aqua…
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This is the largest USB Flash Drive you can buy right now: 4TB USB 3.2 Gen2 thumb disk from Oyen Digital uses 3D TLC NAND — and can reach speeds of up to 1050MBps
Dash Pro Flash Drive delivers up to 4TB storage with high speeds Achieves 1050MBps on USB 3.2; supports USB-C and Thunderbolt Includes adapters, and features durable aluminum housing Despite the rise of cloud storage, a USB flash drive remains a practical and reliable tool for data storage and transfer. Their…
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Rogue VPN servers used to spread malware via malicious updates
Researchers from AmberWolf find two flaws in popular VPN products Flaws can be abused to get the VPNs to connect to malicious servers The servers can use the connection to steal login credentials, drop malware, and more Hackers have been using compromised VPN servers to steal sensitive information from connected…
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