Just because your Social Security Number might not be one of the 1.4 million SSNs that were put at risk when an unknown intruder slipped through a security hole in a social researcher's unsecured computer at UC Berkeley doesn't mean the break-in is something you shouldn't be paying attention to.
Just because your Social Security Number might not be one of the 1.4 million SSNs that were put at risk when an unknown intruder slipped through a security hole in a social researcher's unsecured computer at UC Berkeley doesn't mean the break-in is something you shouldn't be paying attention to.
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Google Apps 'founder' Rajen Sheth: We dialog with users through new code
With its acquisition of Auth0, Okta goes all in on CIAM
Yesterday, Okta announced plans to acquire Auth0 for $6.5B in an all-stock transaction. With this purchase and valuation, Okta is raising its bet and going all in on CIAM. ...
GAO report finds DOD's weapons programs lack clear cybersecurity guidelines
A new report found that the Department of Defense fails to communicate clear cybersecurity guidelines to contractors tasked with building systems for its weapons programs. ...
Singapore Airlines frequent flyer members hit in third-party data security breach
Data belonging to 580,000 Krisflyer and PPS members have been compromised in a cybersecurity attack that hit air transport IT company SITA, making Singapore Airlines the second ...
Ransomware as a service is the new big problem for business
Easy-to-use ransomware as a service schemes are booming, accounting for almost two-thirds of ransomware campaigns during the past year, warn researchers. ...
Accellion zero-day claims a new victim in cybersecurity company Qualys
A hotfix was applied, but not before some customer files may have been compromised.
Microsoft: We're cracking down on Excel macro malware
A new antivirus and Office 365 integration from Microsoft allows for scanning malicious macro scripts written in XLM at runtime.
Linux distributions: All the talent and hard work that goes into building a good one
Recent posts to the Linux Mint blog have got me thinking about some of the issues in maintaining a Linux distribution.
CISA issues emergency directive to agencies: Deal with Microsoft Exchange zero-days now
Patch now, or disconnect Microsoft Exchange servers from the internet.
Okta and Auth0: A $6.5 billion bet that identity will warrant its own cloud
There are clouds for infrastructure, CRM, HR and other business functions. Is identity going to be one of the handful of clouds in the enterprise?
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