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Attackers Still Finding Plenty of Systems Vulnerable to Bluekeep
Microsoft to Apply California’s Privacy Law to All U.S. Users
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Despite the Microsoft-issued patch for BlueKeep, attackers are still exploiting the infamous vulnerability, underlining a problem with the way patches are applied in organizations and by individual users. The SANS Institute observed exploitation of BlueKeep vulnerability in real time for a few months. The researchers use a tool named Shodan to monitor honeypots intentionally exposed […]
Microsoft is extending a California law aimed at protecting users privacy to all of its users in the United States, an unexpected move supporting tougher requirements to disclose exactly how the company uses the consumer data it collects. The California Consumer Privacy Act, known as CCPA, is scheduled to go into effect on Jan. 1. […]
A tremor rippled across the information security community last week when the Justice Department announced criminal charges against two Twitter employees, Ahmad Abouammo and Ali Alzabarah, for acting as foreign agents under the direction and control of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The complaint alleges that the two men used their ability to access user […]
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