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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.
What Makes Detection Rules Age Faster Than Teams Expect
Just when teams think their detection rules are stable, rapidly evolving threats can render them obsolete faster than expected.
I’ve Factored The RSA Keys Of A Certificate Authority From The 90S
A researcher has successfully factored the RSA keys of a Certificate Authority from the 1990s, raising questions about legacy cryptographic security.
216M Spy TVs – The LG Smart TV Problem [Video]
A video claims LG smart TVs may log audio and snoop on local devices, sparking privacy concerns among users and experts. Details are still emerging.
Best AI for Cybersecurity: Top Tools and Technologies
Discover the top AI solutions for cybersecurity in 2026. Find the best options for overall use, affordability, and beginner-friendly tools in this comprehensive guide.
LG Smart TVs Caught Logging Audio With Screen Off And Snooping On Local Devices
LG smart TVs have been reported to log audio with screens off and access local devices, raising privacy concerns amid rising coverage interest.
Crowdstrike Falcon Surges In Global Coverage
Coverage of Crowdstrike Falcon cybersecurity platform spikes globally, with 11 mentions in recent media monitoring, signaling rising interest amid ongoing cyber threats.
Why Adversary Simulation Is Growing Beyond Red Teams
Keen on staying ahead of evolving cyber threats? Discover why adversary simulation is expanding beyond red teams to redefine security testing.