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Don’t panic! “Unpatchable” Mac vulnerability discovered

Malwarebytes

The hardware attack can bypass Pointer Authentication (PAC) on the Apple M1 CPU. The researchers gave a brief description on a dedicated site and will present full details on June 18, 2022 at the International Symposium on Computer Architecture. The PAC in PACMAN is short for pointer authentication codes. The M1 chip.

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Thales CipherTrust Data Security Platform Support for Intel TDX Confidential VMs on Microsoft Azure Thales, Intel, and Microsoft Azure Deliver End-to-End Data Protection

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

To this end, industry collaborations between chip manufacturers, cloud providers and software/hardware providers are building an enhanced trusted ecosystem for end-to-end data protection with confidential computing. Together, Intel, Thales and Microsoft offer a comprehensive end-to-end data protection solution for Microsoft Azure customers.

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GUEST ESSAY: Remote workforce exposures exacerbate cybersecurity challenges in 2021

The Last Watchdog

Many IT experts are warning that it won’t be long before hackers compromise several unprotected home networks simultaneously to manufacture a forceful and large-scale breach of vital services and systems. Additional authentication is also needed in case potential complications are indicated. All too many vectors.

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Putting Identity at the Center of the Connected Vehicle

Security Boulevard

And, of course, there are the people involved – car owners, drivers, manufacturers, sales and service personnel, and more. Smart mobility requires identity When identity is infused into every part of an automotive manufacturer's connected strategy, it becomes a powerful driver for success. Now that's what I call smart mobility.

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KmsdBot, a new evasive bot for cryptomining activity and DDoS attacks

Security Affairs

KmsdBot supports multiple architectures, including as Winx86, Arm64, and mips64, x86_64, and does not stay persistent to avoid detection. The malicious code was used in attacks targeting multiple sectors including the gaming industry, technology industry, and luxury car manufacturers. ” Pierluigi Paganini.

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Five Cybersecurity Trends that Will Affect Organizations in 2023

CyberSecurity Insiders

This analysis from Dirk Schrader, Vice President of Security Research, and Michael Paye, Vice President of Research and Development, is based on Netwrix’s global experience across a wide range of verticals, including technology, finance, manufacturing, government and healthcare. Supply chain attacks will intensify.

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Cigent gets $7.6 million to reimagine data protection at the file level

SC Magazine

The attack surface is too large and the underlying technologies used today are so complex and insecure that if there isn’t already a devastating, known security vulnerability affecting the hardware or software used, it’s probably just because security researchers haven’t found and written a CVE entry for it yet. That company was Cigent.