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Exim Mali Server Vulnerability Impacts 1.5 Million Email Servers Summary TLDR: More than 1.5 million email servers are vulnerable to a critical security flaw in Exim mail transfer agent. The vulnerability, tracked

Article Summary TLDR: AT&T experienced a security breach affecting nearly all customer data in 2022 Importance of computer literacy highlighted in protecting against scams and cyber attacks AT&T recently disclosed a security

TLDR: Key Points: Cyberthieves are taking advantage of outdated technology and neglected software updates, causing a rise in cyber attacks in Florida. In 2024, Florida has already documented 19 cyber attacks, impacting

TLDR: James Toledano, COO at Savl, shares insights on evolving cyber security landscape and its impact on the crypto industry. He discusses the importance of privacy, security, and compliance in the crypto

TLDR: Reps. Frost and Beyer propose Spacecraft Cybersecurity Act to incorporate cybersecurity requirements into NASA spacecraft manufacturing contracts. The proposal aims to protect NASA’s space missions from cyber attacks and enhance national

TLDR: Approximately 109 million AT&T customer accounts were affected in a security breach that occurred over a five-month period in 2022. The stolen data, stored on a third-party platform, did not include

TLDR: Police must evolve to combat new age of cyber threats, blending physical violence, cyber attacks, and online influence campaigns. Recommendations include new law enforcement training, a national threat system, and a

TLDR: AT&T suffered a major data breach that exposed phone numbers and metadata of calls and texts for almost all AT&T wireless customers, as well as customers of other wireless providers like

TLDR: Key points: Cloud giants and federal agencies are collaborating on a National Cyber Feed for continuous threat monitoring. CSPs like Amazon, Microsoft, Google, IBM, and Oracle are part of the Cloud

TLDR: – Hackers stole call and text records data from “nearly all” of 109 million AT&T Wireless customers. – Stolen data did not contain personal information, but recorded numbers contacted and lengths