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Medium
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12 essential features of advanced endpoint security tools
- Laptops, desktops, phones, and tablets are all vulnerable to cyber threats due to the data they store.
- Basic antivirus tools are no longer sufficient to protect against modern cyber threats.
- Endpoint security tools offer advanced protection by guarding against a wide range of dangers on devices.
- Key features to look for in endpoint security tools include real-time threat monitoring and blocking capabilities.
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TechBullion
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Unifying Security in Hybrid Clouds & Expert Guidance Secure Business Growth
- Hybrid cloud architectures are a balance of flexibility and complexity, requiring consistent security controls across various environments to protect assets.
- Employing Azure security experts can provide clarity on defense practices and help with streamlined compliance and managing growing operations.
- Tools like Defender for Cloud, Microsoft Sentinel, and Entra ID monitoring are embedded to handle security threats, and the Azure Arc implementation guide simplifies policy enforcement.
- Utilizing resources like Microsoft Sentinel and Defender for Cloud, alongside expert guidance, ensures that companies can proactively prevent security issues, enhance policies, and comply with evolving regulations.
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VoIP
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Germany Boosts Cybersecurity with OneFiber’s 1.6 Tb/s Network
- Germany is boosting cybersecurity with OneFiber's 1.6 Tb/s optic network to counteract cyber threats on critical infrastructure.
- OneFiber is utilizing Ciena's advanced optical networking technology, including WaveLogic 6 Extreme, to enhance bandwidth capacity and handle digital demands efficiently.
- The network includes cutting-edge security measures like quantum key distribution (QKD) to ensure data confidentiality, supporting gigabit services and doubling fiber capacity across multiple bands.
- Ciena's Coherent Routing solutions are integral to the project, providing simplified operations, scalability, and sustainability for Germany's critical infrastructure.
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Fintechnews
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SEON Expands APAC Presence Amid Fraud Solution Demand
- SEON has expanded its presence in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region in response to the rising demand for fraud detection and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) solutions.
- New clients in the APAC region like Salmon Group Ltd, CryptoGaming.com, and Forever Network have adopted SEON's Know Your User (KYU) and Know Your Customer (KYC) features for addressing fraud risks in digital markets.
- SEON has bolstered its teams in Singapore and Jakarta with technical, sales, and support specialists to provide localized expertise and quicker client responses.
- SEON's platform uses AI, digital footprint analysis, and device intelligence to tackle identity verification, payment risks, regulatory compliance, and fraud prevention challenges in the APAC region.
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The Register
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Adversarial AI: The new frontier in financial cybersecurity
- The financial services sector is embracing the use of AI, with 75% of companies already utilizing it and another 10% planning to adopt it in the next three years.
- While AI offers opportunities like fraud detection and analytics, many financial institutions lack a complete understanding of the technology, leaving them vulnerable to adversarial attacks.
- Adversarial AI attackers can manipulate AI algorithms to their advantage, posing a significant threat to the financial sector that traditional cybersecurity defenses may not fully address.
- Regulators are working on understanding adversarial AI risks, and financial institutions must be prepared to adapt to new compliance requirements to safeguard against emerging threats.
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Siliconangle
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SentinelOne posts strong revenue growth but shares fall on weak guidance
- Shares of SentinelOne fell over 12% in late trading after weak guidance, despite strong fiscal 2026 Q1 figures.
- SentinelOne reported adjusted earnings per share of two cents and revenue of $229 million for the quarter, up 23% year-over-year.
- The company's revenue growth was driven by increased business and customers, reaching annual recurring revenue of $948.1 million.
- SentinelOne introduced Athena update, achieved FedRAMP-High authorization, and showcased latest innovations at RSA Conference 2025.
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Hackernoon
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If We Want More Cybersecurity Experts, We Must Make CTF Competitions an Official eSport
- Esports have gained immense popularity over the years, with significant prize pools and millions of viewers worldwide.
- To address the global shortage of cybersecurity professionals, Capture the Flag (CTF) competitions can serve as a vital platform for skill development.
- CTF competitions immerse participants in realistic challenges spanning various cybersecurity domains, promoting technical skills and critical thinking.
- Despite the abundance of CTF events, they lack the presentation elements that attract wider audiences like traditional sports.
- Efforts are needed to promote and elevate CTFs to make them more engaging for viewers and sponsors.
- With a cybersecurity talent shortage worldwide, emphasis should be placed on engaging the next generation in cybersecurity through CTF competitions.
- Creating platforms similar to those in the esports industry can help showcase cybersecurity talent and attract more individuals to the field.
- Countries like Israel, Estonia, and the U.S. have integrated cybersecurity competitions into their education systems, but more rapid training is required to keep up with evolving threats.
- Ukraine recognized CTF competitions as part of its national sports framework, leading the way in promoting cybersecurity skills.
- Collaboration among businesses, educational institutions, and governments is crucial to elevate CTFs to the level of an official eSport and make talent development a global priority.
- By collectively committing to promoting cybersecurity skills through platforms like CTF competitions, a safer and more resilient digital world can be achieved.
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TechCrunch
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Security startup Horizon3.ai is raising $100M in new round
- Cybersecurity startup Horizon3.ai aims to raise $100 million in a new funding round, having secured at least $73 million according to an SEC filing.
- NEA leads the funding round, with Horizon3.ai potentially being valued at over $750 million. The startup is said to generate around $30 million in annual recurring revenue.
- This marks NEA's second significant investment in a cybersecurity startup within a month, following a $108 million funding round for Veza.
- Founded in 2019, Horizon3.ai is known for its AI-powered autonomous threat detection tools and recently received FedRAMP authorization to sell to federal agencies, reporting impressive revenue growth.
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Medium
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Securing Satellite Networks and Space Infrastructure: The Next Frontier in Cybersecurity
- Space infrastructure is becoming a critical component of global digital infrastructure, leading to an increase in cybersecurity risks that are often underestimated.
- Satellite networks, especially low-Earth orbit (LEO) systems, are vulnerable to various cyber threats due to their integration into essential national infrastructure.
- Key cybersecurity risks in space systems include ground control facilities hacking, spoofing attacks, GPS signal disruption, and vulnerabilities in inter-satellite communication links.
- The article emphasizes the need for robust cybersecurity measures in space systems to prevent potential disruptions and highlights instances where space infrastructure has been targeted by cyberattacks.
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Global Fintech Series
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SEON Accelerates APAC Growth Amid Rising Demand for Unified Fraud and AML Solutions
- SEON, a global leader in digital fraud prevention and compliance, is accelerating its growth in the Asia-Pacific region due to increasing demand for its unified fraud and AML solutions.
- New APAC clients like Salmon Group Ltd, CryptoGaming.com, and Forever Network have adopted SEON's KYU and KYC capabilities to tackle rising fraud risks in the region.
- To support its growth, SEON has expanded its team in Singapore and Jakarta with technical, sales, and support specialists, offering localized expertise and faster response times.
- SEON's AI-driven platform combines digital footprint analysis, device intelligence, and real-time analytics to proactively detect and prevent fraud, catering to the increasing need for effective fraud prevention in the region.
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Securityaffairs
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New AyySSHush botnet compromised over 9,000 ASUS routers, adding a persistent SSH backdoor.
- GreyNoise researchers discovered the AyySSHush botnet compromising over 9,000 ASUS routers by adding a persistent SSH backdoor.
- The attackers used stealthy tactics like auth bypasses and abusing legit settings to avoid detection, gaining durable control over the routers.
- GreyNoise identified an ongoing exploitation campaign targeting specific ASUS router models, ensuring persistent backdoor access through firmware updates.
- Nearly 9,000 ASUS routers have been compromised, with only 30 related requests observed over three months, indicating the stealthiness of the campaign.
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Dev
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Managing Secrets in PCI-DSS Compliant Docker Environments: Techniques and Tools for Secure Handling
- PCI-DSS compliance in containerized systems requires secure handling of secrets like API keys, credentials, and certificates.
- Common pitfalls include embedding secrets in images or passing them as environment variables, violating PCI-DSS controls.
- Secure methods include injecting secrets at runtime, utilizing Docker secrets in Docker Swarm, and hardening Kubernetes Secrets in Kubernetes.
- For enterprise scale or zero-trust environments, dedicated secrets management solutions like HashiCorp Vault or AWS Secrets Manager are recommended for advanced capabilities.
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Idownloadblog
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Security researchers share PoC for CVE-2025-31200, a security vulnerability patched in iOS 18.4.1
- In iOS & iPadOS 18.4.1, Apple patched CVE-2025-31200, a security vulnerability in CoreAudio that could lead to arbitrary code execution in kernel memory.
- A group of security researchers, including Noahhw46, zhuowei, and defiling9046, shared a proof-of-concept for CVE-2025-31200 on GitHub, indicating successful manipulation of affected devices' kernel memory.
- Exploits utilizing arbitrary kernel memory write vulnerabilities can be significant for enabling on-device hacks, potentially leading to the development of tools like Misaka and PureKFD for iOS & iPadOS.
- While the proof-of-concept has raised questions about jailbreaking possibilities, lead developer Lars Fröder indicated that the current vulnerability may not be useful for developing jailbreaks due to the lack of necessary bypasses for Apple's latest security mechanisms.
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VentureBeat
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DanaBot takedown shows how agentic AI cut months of SOC analysis to weeks
- The recent takedown of DanaBot, a Russian malware platform, highlighted the role of agentic AI in redefining cybersecurity operations.
- DanaBot had 150 active C2 servers per day and around 1,000 daily victims across 40 countries.
- The U.S. DOJ indicted 16 DanaBot defendants for orchestrating fraud schemes and ransomware attacks.
- Originally a banking trojan, DanaBot evolved into a versatile cybercrime toolkit.
- DanaBot has links to Russian intelligence activities, merging cybercrime with state-sponsored espionage.
- Agentic AI enabled predictive threat modeling, telemetry correlation, and dismantling DanaBot's infrastructure.
- The takedown showed agentic AI's value by reducing months of manual analysis to weeks.
- SOCs are benefiting from agentic AI tools for autonomous threat detection, analysis, and response.
- DanaBot operated globally, compromising victims in multiple countries with stealthy tactics.
- Agentic AI platforms reduce alert fatigue, improve analyst workflows, and enhance threat response capabilities.
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Arstechnica
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Thousands of Asus routers are being hit with stealthy, persistent backdoors
- Thousands of home and small office routers manufactured by Asus are infected with a stealthy backdoor that persists through reboots and firmware updates.
- Attackers gain access by exploiting now-patched vulnerabilities, installing an encryption key for SSH access, providing long-term control over the devices.
- The backdoor allows unauthorized administrative control, surviving reboots and updates, without dropping malware or leaving obvious traces.
- Researchers from security firm GreyNoise discovered the attack, noting the exploitation of authentication bypasses and legitimate configuration features.
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