In conjunction with the attempt to hide the breach Uber experienced in 2016, Joe Sullivan, the former Chief Security Officer (CSO) of Uber, was found guilty of hindrance of theRead More →
The latest Exchange zero-day flaws, identified as CVE-2022-41040 and CVE-2022-41082, commonly known as ProxyNotShell, have updated countermeasures from Microsoft. Researchers demonstrated that the initial suggestions may be readily overridden toRead More →
Attacks on the supply chain are a current hot concern for software development companies. In the biggest software supply chain cyberattack in history last year, a backdoor infected 18,000 SolarWinds customers.Read More →
Since Drupal 8’s first release in November 2015, the PHP-based open source online content management system has used Twig as its default template engine. Drupal employs the third-party Twig libraryRead More →
According to the Justice Department, a former National Security Agency employee appeared in federal court on Thursday on allegations that he sought to sell top-secret “national security material” to an FBIRead More →
The California Public Utilities Commission said in a statement on Tuesday that it was aware of occurrences with autonomous Cruise cars obstructing traffic in San Francisco the previous week. AccordingRead More →
Prior to the midterm elections, Meta took down a Chinese propaganda network that sought to stir up political unrest on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. In order to harass people onRead More →
The self-described whistleblower and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden has been given Russian citizenship. President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin signed a proclamation on Monday granting Russian citizenship toRead More →
A policy will now allow San Francisco police to employ surveillance cameras that are not owned by the city for continuous monitoring. The contentious policy [PDF] permits police to undertakeRead More →