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Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Data is rapidly growing, and businesses of all sizes now deal with petabytes of data. An exclusive webinar titled “Data Security at the Petabyte Scale” features industry

TLDR: XEye Security is a leading global cybersecurity provider known for its comprehensive services and strong industry partnerships. They offer services in secure development, security services, quality assurance, managed security services, consulting,

TLDR: Key Points: Threat actors are using high-performance bots for large-scale automated attacks efficiently. Bondnet has been discovered using high-performance bots for C2 servers, configuring reverse RDP environments on stolen systems. Cybersecurity

TLDR: North Korean threat actors, such as Moonstone Sleet, are distributing malicious packages through the NPM registry to compromise supply chains. A new threat actor, Moonstone Sleet, has emerged with similar tactics.

ZKTeco Biometric System Vulnerabilities TL;DR: An analysis of ZKTeco’s biometric access system uncovered 24 critical security flaws. Attackers could bypass verification, steal biometric data, and deploy backdoors. An analysis of a hybrid

TLDR: Lawmakers question Microsoft President Brad Smith over China ties and security breaches at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing. Smith defended Microsoft’s operations in China, emphasizing the protection of trade secrets

TLDR: Telenor is establishing a new cyber security company, Telenor Cyberdefence, to meet the growing demands from businesses facing frequent cyberattacks in Norway. The company will offer a Security Operations Centre (SOC)

TLDR: Microsoft’s Vice Chair and President, Brad Smith, testified before the House Homeland Security Committee on Microsoft’s cybersecurity practices. Microsoft accepts responsibility for issues cited in the CSRB’s report related to cyber

TLDR: A new threat actor group known as Gitloker has launched a campaign targeting GitHub repositories, wiping them and attempting to extort victims. These attacks highlight the importance of implementing two-factor authentication

TLDR: Microsoft is urging businesses to migrate to Windows Always On VPN as it plans to kill Windows DirectAccess. Always On VPN is considered a more secure alternative, supporting modern VPN protocols