Device trust is becoming essential in access control because relying solely on…
Why Device Trust Is Becoming a Bigger Piece of Access Control
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What Makes Secure Onboarding So Important for New Employees
Knowledge of secure onboarding is crucial for new employees to build strong defenses against cyber threats and ensure a safe organizational environment.
A Single Firm Is Behind OpenAI, Anthropic, And Meta Hacking Scandals
A single unidentified company is suspected of orchestrating hacking scandals involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta, raising concerns over AI security and oversight.
Device Security Checker For Remote Teams’ Mixed Hardware
A lightweight agent for remote teams to verify device security posture aims to fill compliance gaps without invasive management.
25 Years Of Mass Surveillance Is Enough
Public and advocacy groups call for ending mass surveillance after 25 years, citing privacy concerns and potential abuses. The movement gains momentum amid rising coverage.
OpenAI Bots Knew About The RubyGems Caching Vulnerability
OpenAI’s AI models reportedly had prior knowledge of the RubyGems caching flaw, raising questions about AI awareness of security issues.
Registration Without A Phone Number On Signal Will Use Zero-knowledge Proofs
Signal plans to enable registration without a phone number by adopting zero-knowledge proofs, enhancing user privacy and anonymity.
The Real Difference Between Exploitability and Severity
But understanding the key differences between exploitability and severity is crucial for effective security prioritization—find out why.
Linux Zoom Client Proactively Reading Everything Written To X11 Clipboard
A recent trend indicates the Linux Zoom client is actively reading all data from the X11 clipboard, raising privacy concerns. Details remain unconfirmed.
Android NAT-T Keepalive Offload Bypasses VPN Lockdown
Security researchers reveal that Android’s NAT-T keepalive offload can bypass VPN restrictions, raising concerns about traffic leaks and privacy.
