Commercial aviation has always treated safety as non-negotiable, yet its digital attack surface keeps widening. Aerospace security specialists Lawrence Baker and Jeffrey Hall tell Mike Vizard that the industry now juggles classic ransomware on ticketing systems and loyalty apps while defending aircraft and ground equipment that were never designed for today’s threat landscape. Airlines are..
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John Kindervag—the analyst who coined “zero trust” back in 2010—joins Alan Shimel to talk about how the idea has grown from a heretical memo into standard security doctrine. Kindervag, now at a microsegmentation vendor, still starts every project with the same question: what exact data or system are you trying to protect? His shorthand for..
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A critical security vulnerability affecting multiple FUJIFILM printer models could allow attackers to trigger denial-of-service (DoS) conditions through malicious network packets. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-48499, was announced on August 4, 2025, and affects various DocuPrint and Apoes printer series. Key Takeaways1. CVE-2025-48499 allows attackers to crash FUJIFILM DocuPrint and Apeos printers.2. Printers freeze and […]
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