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DEF CON badge disagreement gets physical as firmware dev removed from event stage
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DEF CON Franklin project enlists hackers to harden critical infrastructure
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What a glimpse inside the Black Hat NOC reveals about infosec pros' security habits
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How to ingeniously and wirelessly inject malware onto someone's nearby Windows PC via Google's Quick Share
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Secure Web Gateways are anything but as infosec hounds spot dozens of bypasses
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Software innovation just isn't what it used to be, and Moxie Marlinspike blames Agile
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Ransomware groups are better at web app security than you, says researcher
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Lawyers say US cybersecurity law too ambiguous to protect AI security researchers
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If you give Copilot the reins, don't be surprised when it spills your secrets
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Your victim's Windows PC fully patched? Just force undo its updates and exploit away
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Cloud storage lockers from Microsoft and Google used to store and spread state-sponsored malware
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Devices with insecure SSH services are everywhere, say infosec duo
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AWS 'Bucket Monopoly' attacks could allow complete account takeover
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Faulty instructions in Alibaba's T-Head C910 RISC-V CPUs blow away all security
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Lights, camera, AI! Real-time deepfakes coming to DEF CON
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Bomb scare causes mass evacuation at DEF CON
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Let's play... Force off the power to someone else's datacenter systems
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Inside the Black Hat network operations center, volunteers work in geek heaven
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Veilid: A secure peer-to-peer network for apps that flips off the surveillance economy
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Want to pwn a satellite? Turns out it's surprisingly easy
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Infosec imposter syndrome is real. Here's something that can help
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CISA boss says US alliance with Ukraine over past year is closer than Five Eyes
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Microsoft OneDrive a willing and eager 'ransomware double agent'
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Microsoft 365 guest accounts + Power Apps = security nightmare
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Shifting to two-factor auth is hard to do. GitHub recommends the long game
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Google AI red team lead says this is how criminals will likely use ML for evil
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Ukraine's Victor Zhora: Russia's cyber 'war crimes' will continue after ground invasion ends
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CLI-beautifying ANSI escape sequences can also make your log files a security threat
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DARPA tells AI world: Make a model that secures software, there's $25M in it for you
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Say hello to Downfall, another data-leaking security hole in several years of Intel chips
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Can 'Mad Libs for incident response' prevent the next MOVEit fiasco?
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It's that time of the year again: The trinity of infosec conferences
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Tesla hackers turn to voltage glitching to unlock paywalled features
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Barts NHS hack leaves folks on tenterhooks over extortion
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LockBit louts unload ransomware at Japan’s most prolific cargo port
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RAM-ramming Rowhammer is back – to uniquely fingerprint devices
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Singapore tells crypto operators: act like grown up financial institutions
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You've patched right? '340K+ Fortinet firewalls' wide open to critical security bug
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Us, hacked by LockBit? No, says TSMC, that would be our IT supplier
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