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nsa

[helpnetsecurity] NSA publishes IPv6 Security Guidance

The NSA has published IPv6 security guidance highlighting the issues that can surface in networks that are new to IPv6 or still transitioning from IPv4. Help Net Security summarizes the recommendations.

samsung

[DARKReading] Pair of Galaxy App Store Bugs Offer Cyberattackers Mobile Device Access

Two bugs in Samsung's Galaxy App Store could let attackers download apps or direct users to a malicious domain on devices running Android 12 and below. Dark Reading covers the flaws.

mailchimp

[security affairs] Companies impacted by Mailchimp data breach warn their customers

Mailchimp disclosed a new data breach that exposed data from 133 customer accounts, and several affected companies are now warning their own customers. Security Affairs covers which organizations were hit and what the attackers targeted.

cyberweapons

[Darkhackerworld] Cyber Threats of 2023

Dark Hacker World looks ahead at the cyber threats expected to shape 2023. Use it as a quick overview of the attack trends that security teams and everyday users should keep an eye on this year.

bitwarden

[The Register] For password protection, dump LastPass for open source Bitwarden

After last summer's LastPass breach, The Register's Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols argues that it's time to switch to the open-source password manager Bitwarden. I agree: I've been deploying Bitwarden for customers for some time now, and it's a great platform.

datatheft

[malwarebytes] T-Mobile reports data theft of 37 million customers in the US

T-Mobile disclosed that an attacker was able to obtain the information of approximately 37 million US customers. Malwarebytes covers the breach and what it means for those affected.

chatgpt

[ZDNET] ChatGPT Pro is coming: Here's what we know so far

ChatGPT Pro is coming: Here’s what we know so farEarlier this month OpenAI dropped a waitlist for the pro service. Now it seems that some people have access.ZDNETSabrina Ortiz

passwordsafe

[Security Intelligence] What is the Future of Password Managers?

Opinion piece. Share your thoughts in the comment section. What is the Future of Password Managers?During a global push toward passwordless technology, security breaches beg the question: What is the future of password managers?Security IntelligenceC.J. Haughey

cybersecurity

[Dark Reading] 5 Cybersecurity Tips for Higher Education Institutions

5 Cybersecurity Tips for Higher Education InstitutionsFollowing these basic cybersecurity hygiene policies can help make data more secure and protect colleges and universities from becoming the next ransomware headline. The steps aren’t complicated, and they won’t break the bank.Dark ReadingWilliam J. Kyrouz

netflix

[Malicious Life Podcast] How Netflix Learned Cloud Security

Super interesting!

technews

[GBHackers] Over 6000 Internet-Exposed Cacti Servers are Unpatched for Critical Security Vulnerability

Over 6000 Internet-Exposed Cacti Servers are Unpatched for Critical Security VulnerabilityA significant number of servers that use the Cacti software, and are connected to the internet, have not been updated to fix a security vulnerability that is currently being actively exploited by attackers.GBHackers - Latest Cyber Security News | Hacker

cpu

[securityonline] CVE-2021-26316: Code Execution Flaw in AMD EPYC and Ryzen processors

CVE-2021-26316: Code Execution Flaw in AMD EPYC and Ryzen processorsThe most severe of these issues is CVE-2021-26316, an arbitrary code execution vulnerability in AMD EPYC and Ryzen processorsPenetration Testingdo son