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Holes in Linux Kernel Could Pose Problems for Red Hat, Ubuntu, Other Distros

eSecurity Planet

The two flaws – CVE-2021-33909 and CVE-2021-33910, respectively – were disclosed by vulnerability management vendor Qualys in a pair of blogs that outlined the threat to Linux OSes from such companies Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian and Fedora. Companies shouldn’t shrug off these vulnerabilities. ‘Noisy’ Vulnerabilities.

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Advancing Trust in a Digital World

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

The implementation of preventive security controls such as multi-factor authentication, encryption, strategies like zero-trust architecture and digital sovereignty are foundational pillars in strengthening digital trust. Identify: An organization must be able to discover data wherever it resides and classify it.

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Digital Transformation starts with the Employees

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Education is one solution to the skills gap, and more colleges are offering degrees and academic programs that cover information security management, privacy in the digital age, cybersecurity policy and governance, risk management, and cryptography. million by 2022.

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Lemon Group gang pre-infected 9 million Android devices for fraudulent activities

Security Affairs

The most interesting characteristic of the Triada Trojan apart is its modular architecture, which gives it theoretically a wide range of abilities. Please nominate Security Affairs as your favorite blog. Triada was designed with the specific intent to implement financial frauds, typically hijacking financial SMS transactions.

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Lies my vendor told me: sorting through the deceptions and misconceptions in SIEM

SC Magazine

Allie Mellen, an analyst at Forrester, former researcher at MIT and Boston University and all-around cybersecurity practitioner, has been laser-focused on trends in the security analytics and tooling markets. So there are architectural differences and there’s also outcome differences based around what the data is.