The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a critical Linux kernel vulnerability, CVE-2024-53104, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, emphasizing its potential impact on systems worldwide. This vulnerability, classified as an out-of-bounds write issue, affects the USB Video Class (UVC) driver in the Linux kernel and could lead to privilege escalation, arbitrary […]
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This article was originally published in EdTech Magazine on 02/03/25 by Taashi Rowe. These simple steps can help schools comply with federal laws while protecting networks and student data. Hackers don’t have to use very sophisticated, high-tech exploits to get into a school’s security system. Sometimes, schools unintentionally make it easy for bad actors to ...
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Hackers have begun leveraging AI agents to validate stolen credit cards, marking a new era in the sophistication of financial fraud. This trend highlights the evolving threat landscape where technology, once seen as a tool for security, is being repurposed by malicious actors to facilitate illegal activities. The process involves using AI-powered tools to simulate […]
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