Let me remind you that we also wrote that Researchers Created a TickTock Device to Detect Wiretapping, and also that OpenAI Introduced a Tool for Detecting Text Generated by Artificial Intelligence.

Also the media wrote that Linus Torvalds Uses Linux on an Apple MacBook Air with an M2 Processor.

In this release of Kali Linux, developers have introduced many new features, including:

Information security specialists also said that GitHub will remove exploits for vulnerabilities under attack.

Let me remind you that we also wrote that Samsung Message Guard Will Protect Galaxy Devices from Zero-Click Attacks, and also that OpenAI Introduced a Tool for Detecting Text Generated by Artificial Intelligence.

Since attackers actively search public repositories on GitHub for various secrets [...]

The novelty should help Galaxy smartphone users protect themselves from so-called zero-click attacks that use malicious image files.

Let me remind you that we also wrote that Thousands of Android Apps Leak Data Due to Misconfigured Firebase, and also that Google introduces mandatory 2-Step Verification for Google Accounts.

Zero-click exploits are usually understood as attacks that use some kind of vulnerability without any user interaction. As a rule, such attacks include sending a malicious message or file to the victim that will exploit a vulnerability on the device. [...]

Let me remind you that we also wrote that Antivirus solution provider Emsisoft reported data leak, and we did a review: Emsisoft Anti-Malware Review 2022 – Is It Any Good?

Emsisoft says in its security bulletin that one of its customers was recently targeted by hackers who used an executable signed with a fake Emsisoft certificate.

However, according to the developers themselves, this tool is “not entirely reliable” and correctly identifies text written by AI in only 26% of cases.

Information security specialists, by the way, said that Russian Cybercriminals Seek Access to OpenAI ChatGPT.

Let me remind you that we also wrote that Researchers Created a TickTock Device to Detect Wiretapping, and also that Apple Introduces Lockdown Mode to Protect against Spying.

The problem of using AI in general and ChatGPT in particular is currently a [...]

We are talking about the CVE-2022-3236 issue (9.8 points on the CVSS vulnerability rating scale), which was found in the User Portal and the Sophos Firewall web admin. In fact, this bug allows attackers to achieve arbitrary code execution (RCE).

Hotfixes for all versions of Sophos Firewall affected by this bug (v19.0 MR1, 19.0.1 and older) were released back in September last year, and full patches were submitted in December. At the same time, back in the fall, the manufacturer warned that [...]

The company warned that hackers are successfully cracking Norton Password Manager accounts using credential stuffing attacks.

We also wrote about Student Found Bug in Cloudflare Email Routing Closed Beta, and also that Critical Bug in VMware Products Is Used to Install Miners and Ransomware.

Note also that the researchers report that only 26% of users agreed to change their password when they learned that it was compromised.

Let me remind you that the term credential stuffing usually refers to situations [...]

The creation of this tool for decrypting infected files is the result of the joint work of Bitdefender experts, Europol analysts, the NoMoreRansom project, the Zurich prosecutor’s office and the Swiss cantonal police.

Let me remind you that we also said that Avast introduced free decryptors for AtomSilo, Babuk and LockFile ransomware, and also that During five years of operation, the No More Ransom project helped to save $900 million from ransomware.

Although experts have published a guide on how to [...]

Or Yair of SafeBreach writes that attackers can exploit the security solutions already in the target system for their destructive attacks.

Let me remind you that we also said about Critical Bug in VMware Products, and also that PoC Exploit for Critical Vulnerability in Fortinet Products Appeared.

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This will make attacks stealthier, and hackers won’t have [...]

As a reminder, Let’s Encrypt has been providing sites with the X.509 digital certificates required to enable HTTPS (SSL/TLS) and encrypted communication for free since September 2015, when the first certificate for the helloworld.letsencrypt.org domain was issued.

Since August 2018, Let’s Encrypt has been trusted by all major browsers and operating systems, as well as by all major root certificate authorities (including those from Microsoft, Google, Apple, [...]