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Edward_Snowden Claims to be Selling the Data of PuppyFinder[.]com
全球煤炭使用创新高
83% корпораций считают SOC ответом на рост киберугроз
Federal Bank Has Been Claimed a Victim to BASHE Ransomware
Mirai botnet targets SSR devices, Juniper Networks warns
How supply chain attacks spread ransomware
A Threat Actor Claims to have Leaked the Data of Ukraine State Customs Service
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Data Security in 2025: Five Steps to Strategic Success in 2025
As 2024 comes to a close, IT security and business leaders will be braced for another challenging year ahead. In the long-term, economic uncertainty and geopolitical instability seem set to continue, creating the conditions in which threat actors thrive. They will increasingly have the tools at their disposal to launch more impactful cyber-attacks in greater numbers. In the meantime, boards will want to push ahead with important digital transformation initiatives—potentially expanding their attack surfaces in the process.
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Is Shein safe? Cybersecurity tips for fashion lovers
Have you found yourself scrolling through Shein’s endless feed of trendy clothes and asking yourself, “Is it safe to buy from here?” You’re not alone.
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【AI速读】解构欺骗行动:一项纵向分析
【AI速读】2024年欧盟恐怖主义形势与趋势报告
研究揭示法律文件为何晦涩难懂
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Moon_WALK Claims to be Selling the Data of helloArtisan
Top 7 Critical Security Challenges (and How to Solve Them)
The cybersecurity landscape is accelerating in complexity and scale. While cybersecurity spending has grown at a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of approximately 10% over the past decade, the CAGR for breaches has surged to an alarming 34%, and the lines are diverging. This highlights three severe problems:
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Phishing platform Rockstar 2FA trips, and “FlowerStorm” picks up the pieces
Cryptocurrency hackers stole $2.2 billion from platforms in 2024
$2.2 billion worth of cryptocurrency was stolen from various platforms in 2024, Chainalysis’ 2025 Crypto Crime Report has revealed. Of that sum, $1.34 billion was stolen by North Korea-affiliated hackers, across 47 hacking incidents (out of 303). Most targeted organizations Between 2021 and 2023, decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms were the primary targets of crypto hacks, but in Q2 and Q3 2024, centralized services were the most targeted. Funds stolen between January and November 2024 – … More →
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