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TLDR: Carnival Corporation is focused on fortifying cyber security in the cruise industry through layered defense, enterprise-level backup and recovery systems, and secure remote-access protocols. They work with maritime organizations to stay

TLDR: Cybersecurity experts are concerned about quantum computing breaking RSA encryption. Researchers from Bitdefender and Transilvania Quantum will discuss the vulnerability of quantum-based infrastructure at Black Hat USA 2024. The article discusses

TLDR: A recent IT meltdown was falsely attributed to Microsoft, highlighting the West’s dangerous dependence on the tech giant Critics have raised concerns about Microsoft’s cybersecurity and its role as a national

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TLDR: Ransomware attack forced LA Superior Courts to close, impacting jury duty portal. The courts are set to reopen the next day, but users should expect delays. Summary: In a rare move,

TLDR: Patchwork hackers have upgraded their arsenal with advanced PGoShell They recently targeted Bhutan with a new attack using a sophisticated red team framework In a recent discovery by the Advanced Threat

TLDR: 2024 saw numerous data breaches impacting organizations globally. Incidents involved tech giants, government agencies, and financial institutions. In 2024, data breaches continued to pose significant threats to organizations worldwide. Tech giants,

Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Cybersecurity professionals are in short supply, especially in critical sectors like energy infrastructure. With the increasing connectivity of systems to the internet, critical infrastructure is becoming more

TLDR: A critical Splunk vulnerability CVE-2024-36991 was exploited using crafted GET commands. The vulnerability allowed threat actors to traverse the file system and access files outside of the restricted directory. Article Summary:

TLDR: – CrowdStrike outage affected 8.5 million Windows PCs globally – Experts believe the incident was not malicious but stemmed from a software update The CrowdStrike outage that crashed 8.5 million Windows