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TLDR: NSFOCUS has introduced a Digital Risk Protection Service (DRPS) to protect against evolving threats like fraud and data breaches in the digital landscape. The service offers features such as monitoring for

TLDR: A recent NSA report has attributed U.S. cyber attacks since 2020 to Russian military hackers. The hackers are affiliated with the Russian Unit 29155 and have targeted critical infrastructure globally. Summary:

TLDR: The Cyber Security Market is rapidly expanding and expected to reach $452.08 Billion by 2031. Key drivers of market growth include technological innovations, rising consumer demand, strategic partnerships, and government initiatives.

TLDR: Key Points: Group-IB DFIR team discovers new technique exploiting Linux’s PAM to create backdoors Attackers use pam_exec module to execute malicious scripts during SSH authentication The Group-IB DFIR team has uncovered

TLDR HPE is suing Mike Lynch’s family for £3bn in a fraud lawsuit Mike Lynch and his daughter died in a yacht accident, leaving his widow and another daughter Article Summary Hewlett

TLDR: Six Russian nationals charged for hacking Ukrainian government networks Indictment highlights involvement of GRU officers and civilian co-conspirator A grand jury in Maryland has charged six Russian nationals with conspiracy to

TLDR: A secretive Russian military unit, Unit 29155, tied to assassinations in Europe, is now linked to global cyber sabotage and espionage. The unit is responsible for destructive wiper malware attacks, including

TLDR: • The Premium Ethical Hacking Certification Bundle offers eight courses and 59 hours of content to help you enhance your cybersecurity skills. • The courses cover essential competencies like information gathering,

TLDR: Generative AI brings business transformations but also security risks AI can address security threats for large language models (LLMs) In a world where large language models pose security challenges, AI can

TLDR: Researchers have discovered a new attack called RAMBO that can steal data from air-gapped systems. The attack involves manipulating RAM to generate radio signals encoded with sensitive information. Researchers have uncovered