Creators, Authors And Presenters: Lisa LeVasseur and Bryce Simpson, Internet Safety Labs
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via the <city>-pizza analysis, comic artistry & exceedingly low-humidity wit of Randall Munroe, creator of XKCD
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Creator, Author and Presenter: Primal Wijesekera, ICSI And UC Berkeley
Our thanks to USENIX for publishing their Presenter’s outstanding USENIX Enigma ’23 Conference content on the organization’s’ YouTube channel.
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金のうんこ！ Breaking: Big beer brewer belatedly believes bitten by ransomware—and likely a data breach.
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3 min readOpen-source software giant Red Hat has confirmed that one of its GitLab instances, dedicated to consulting engagements, was breached. The attackers, a group calling itself “Crimson Collective,” claim to have taken nearly 28,000 private repositories and roughly 800 Customer Engagement Reports (CERs). CERs often contain detailed records of client environments – network diagrams, configuration data, […]
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A company's cybersecurity is only as strong as the weakest link in its supply chain. What was once a rare occurrence is now a top concern for businesses. Yes, we're talking about Supply Chain Attacks.
In August 2025, a new supply chain attack emerged, targeting the Salesloft Drift integration with Salesforce, a platform widely used by many enterprises for sales, CRM, and support workflows. This incident stresses the importance of understanding how supply chain attacks work, the risks they pose, and how organizations can protect their infrastructure against them.
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In September 2025, we saw a worm-style supply chain attack hit npm packages, a major ransomware incident in Brazil’s healthcare sector, an insider breach at a U.S. bank, and Cloudflare dealing with fallout from a vendor compromise. In this blog, we’ll walk through four of the biggest incidents from the latest ColorTokens Threat Advisory, explain […]
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A new LayerX report shows how a single malicious URL can exploit Perplexity’s Comet AI browser via prompt injection, potentially exposing sensitive data and connected applications.
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A report by Okta researchers says the notorious North Korea IT worker scams, which have focused on U.S. tech and crypto firms, is now going global, targeting other industries like healthcare and finances in a growing number of countries that include Great Britain, Canada, and Germany.
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Modern supply chains run on code, models, and email. The last one is still the easiest way to start a very bad day.
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Discover the best vulnerability management tools for the future, focusing on enterprise SSO, CIAM, and single sign-on providers. Enhance your cybersecurity strategy today.
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Learn about key processes and tools for enterprise vulnerability management, including vulnerability scanning, risk prioritization, and remediation strategies.
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The shift from IP-based ACLs to identity-aware microsegmentation is key to zero-trust. Learn how to build resilient, intent-based policies that survive re-IP.
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Explore eye vein verification technology: how it enhances authentication, software development challenges, security, and future applications. A deep dive.
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An assessment by DHS found that hackers were able to access FEMA servers by exploiting the CitrixBleed 2 vulnerability and steal data from both that agency and the border patrol office, contradicting an earlier statement by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that no personal information was taken during the weeks-long breach.
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A new study reveals severe security flaws in the Unitree G1 humanoid robot, exposing risks from Bluetooth backdoors to hidden data exfiltration. Researchers warn that humanoid robots could be exploited as surveillance devices and active cyberattack platforms, raising urgent concerns for robotics security and privacy compliance.
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A new Illumio survey shows 67% of security teams face 2,000+ daily alerts, fueling fatigue and missed threats. AI/ML seen as key to reducing risk.
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3 min readYou can now correlate workload and agentic AI activity with broader enterprise telemetry, closing gaps before attackers exploit them
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Learn how to build apps that are secure, fast, and accessible. Follow best practices in data handling, speed, security, and inclusive design.
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Open source software is the backbone of modern development, powering everything from business applications to AI-driven systems. But with that growth has come a new frontier of risk: open source malware.
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