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InnovationOpen-source repository SourceHut to remove all cryptocurrency-related projects
Also including blockchain-related projects in the ban, SourceHut's creator said the technology is associated with fraudulent activities and high-risk investments.
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Internet of Things3 inexpensive steps to secure IoT
IoT devices can be openings for attackers, causing major disruptions to businesses. Follow these three steps to secure your IoT devices.
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SecurityCranefly uses new communication technique in attack campaigns
A threat actor dubbed "Cranefly" uses a new technique for its communications on infected targets.
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Security2022 cyber threat report details growing trends
SonicWall’s mid-year report update has been released with new information on malware, ransomware, cryptojacking and more.
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SecurityHow to improve security awareness and training for your employees
Just training people periodically using generic content won’t help them or your organization reduce the risk of security threats, says Egress.
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SecurityHere’s how you can become a highly paid ethical hacker
Get six training courses for just eight dollars each with The Complete 2022 PenTest & Ethical Hacking Bundle.
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SecurityThis highly rated password manager is currently 93% off
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SecuritySecure corporate emails with intent-based BEC detection
Business email compromise is a severe threat that might affect any company. One promising way to improve detection on this kind of cybercrime might be intent-based detection.
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CloudGet practice materials for 14 top certification exams for just $20
Cover CompTIA, AWS and much more with The 2022 CompTIA & AWS Practice Exam E-Book Bundle.
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SecurityOptimize and secure your team’s Apple devices with Jamf Now
Learn how Jamf Now’s features can streamline your company’s Apple mobile device management.
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5GHow to navigate the current 5G and IoT threat landscape
5G and IoT have made promising strides in the business and consumer technology spaces, but with new developments come new vulnerabilities. Learn what’s afoot and what you can do to secure against these risks.
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CloudFighting cybersecurity risks for law enforcement: On-premises vs. cloud native systems
Larry Zorio, chief information security officer at Mark43, offers helpful insight from the battlefront.
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SecurityBlackByte ransomware picks up where Conti and Sodinokibi left off
BlackByte is using Exbyte, a new custom exfiltration tool, to steal data. Learn how to protect your organization from this ransomware.
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SecurityTop 3 tips to identify quality vulnerability intelligence
Vulnerability intelligence tools can be very useful to prioritize the key threats security professionals need to take action on for their organization, but it’s important to remember that some are better than others.