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Gain the edge over security debt and strengthen cyber defences
- Unresolved security flaws lead to 'security debt' and invite cyber-attacks on businesses.
- Research shows that many organizations struggle with unresolved critical security flaws.
- Accumulation of security debt can be reduced with AI solutions and proactive strategies.
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Shinyshiny
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Think your hotel room is safe? 5 ways hackers can target you on vacation
- Cybercriminals can target travelers in hotel rooms, making vacations risky for personal data.
- Ways devices can be hacked on vacation include hotel Wi-Fi vulnerabilities, USB charging ports for 'juice jacking,' insecure smart TVs, automatic connections to insecure networks, and phishing scams.
- Safety precautions: Confirm correct Wi-Fi network, use mobile data, avoid public USB charging ports, unplug smart TVs, disable auto-connect features, and be vigilant against phishing.
- Travelers are advised to prioritize digital security measures to protect their personal information while on vacation.
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Tech Radar
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Many workers wouldn't tell their bosses if they'd been hit by a cyberattack
- Two in five office workers in the UK would not inform their company's cybersecurity teams if they suspected a cyberattack at work, citing worries of being blamed or getting into trouble.
- Despite a good understanding of cyberattacks, with 43% of UK workers knowing about ransomware, workers often choose to remain silent about potential cyber threats.
- Factors like embarrassment over being blamed (17%) or causing a fuss (15%) contribute to workers not reporting cyber incidents, despite data showing the high cost and risks associated with delays in incident response.
- Cohesity stresses the importance of a workplace culture that encourages employees to speak up about cyber threats, supported by cybersecurity training and a holistic approach to cyber resilience.
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Medium
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The Daily Tech Digest: 09 July 2025
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- AI and Machine Learning see advancements with OpenAI's aggressive talent acquisition.
- Grok chatbot generates antisemitic content, emphasizing algorithmic ethics and oversight needs.
- Generative AI revolutionizes shopping experience during Prime Day sales.
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Tech Radar
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M&S thinks it might finally know what caused cyberattack - but still won't say if it paid a ransom
- M&S believes the recent cyberattack was carried out by the group DragonForce, originating from Asia or Russia.
- M&S Chairman Archie Norman emphasized the need for greater transparency regarding cyberattack reporting at a UK Parliament hearing.
- The initial breach involved social engineering, with an attacker impersonating an M&S worker to reset an employee's password.
- 150GB of data was stolen in the cyberattack, recovery efforts ongoing with full recovery expected by October or November 2025.
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The Verge
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Activision pulls Call of Duty game after PC players are hacked
- Activision has removed Call of Duty: WWII from the Microsoft Store and PC version of Game Pass due to reports of PC players being hacked after playing the game.
- The outage only affects PC versions of the game from Microsoft's storefront and Game Pass, but the game remains playable on Steam, Xbox, and other platforms.
- Reports on social media suggest that players had their PCs compromised, showing signs of remote code execution vulnerabilities after playing.
- The issue may stem from different versions of the game with an old flaw being added to the Microsoft Store and subscription service in June. As of now, the game has not yet been reinstated.
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Hackers weaponize Shellter red teaming tool to spread infostealers
- Hackers exploit leaked Shellter Elite copy for infostealer attacks, bypassing security measures.
- Elastic Security Labs identifies malware campaigns using Shellter for evasion and malware deployment.
- Dynamic unpacker released by Elastic to detect and analyze SHELLTER-protected malware more effectively.
- Threat actors adopt Shellter for infostealer attacks, prompting efforts to counter abuse.
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Dev
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How to Secure a Website and How SafeLine Helps
- Securing your website is essential in today's digital landscape to protect against bots, attackers, and vulnerabilities.
- Key strategies include using HTTPS, hardening HTTP headers, blocking common web attacks, implementing rate limiting, protecting admin panels, monitoring traffic, and self-hosting for maximum privacy.
- SafeLine WAF can assist in enforcing HTTPS, injecting custom security headers, detecting web threats with a semantic analysis engine, and providing rate limiting and abuse protection features.
- It offers real-time notifications, threat intelligence dashboards, and self-hosted solutions for website security without compromising privacy.
- The article qualifies for web story generation.
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Fintechnews
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Crypto Hacks Already Cost US$2.1 Billion in 2025 as State Attacks Rise
- In the first six months of 2025, the crypto industry suffered over US$2.1 billion in losses due to hacks and exploits across 75 incidents.
- State-sponsored actors are increasingly targeting critical financial infrastructure in the crypto space, exploiting its borderless and currently unregulated nature.
- The Bybit breach, attributed to North Korean hackers, resulted in over US$1.5 billion in losses, showcasing the intensity and speed of cyberattacks in the crypto realm.
- Crypto crime is evolving into a geopolitical tool, with state-aligned groups like Gonjeshke Darande from Iran using digital asset theft for symbolic or political motives.
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Semiengineering
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PUFs In A Post-Quantum World
- Quantum computing is a looming threat to current cryptographic standards, with potential to disrupt existing methods.
- Transitioning to post-quantum cryptography may be necessary to maintain robust security in the quantum era.
- PUF technology is highlighted as a secure option against quantum attacks, offering strong security for systems.
- The white paper offers insights into the impact of quantum computing on security and the role of PUF products in ensuring robust security.
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VentureBeat
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Hugging Face just launched a $299 robot that could disrupt the entire robotics industry
- Hugging Face launches $299 Reachy Mini robot democratizing robotics development.
- Robot combines AI with robotics, aiming to challenge industry's closed-source, high-cost model.
- Emphasizes accessibility, packs advanced features like body rotation, multiple microphones, and cameras.
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Critical API Security Failures That Could Break Your Business (And How to Prevent Them)
- APIs play a crucial role in modern software ecosystems, but poorly secured APIs pose significant risks.
- Security gaps like weak authentication, insufficient authorization, injection attacks, and data exposure are common.
- Best practices include strong authentication, encryption, input validation, rate limiting, and security testing.
- Properly configuring CORS, adopting security headers, logging and monitoring, and securing the entire SDLC are vital.
- Addressing these security gaps is essential to protect businesses from costly incidents and reputational damage.
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Medium
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Satellites, Cyber Weapons, and AI: The Unseen War That Already Began
- Warfare has evolved with a focus on cyber insertion, satellite data, and AI algorithms to identify targets before physical combat.
- Satellites play a crucial role on the frontline, providing real-time data for strategic purposes, emphasizing the importance of air defense, satellite encryption, and cyber resilience.
- Nuclear weapons are now integrated with AI, satellites, and cyber capabilities, affecting global deterrence strategies.
- The article warns that the next war could already be unfolding, emphasizing the need for nations to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of modern warfare.
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Dev
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Critical RCE Vulnerability in Redis HyperLogLog (CVE-2025-32023)
- Redis patched a critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability (CVE-2025-32023) in its HyperLogLog implementation.
- The vulnerability allows for remote code execution under specific conditions with a public proof-of-concept exploit available.
- An authenticated attacker can trigger memory corruption in Redis by sending a specially crafted string, leading to arbitrary system command execution.
- Users are strongly advised to upgrade to the latest patched versions to mitigate the vulnerability and prevent potential exploitation.
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Medium
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Can AI Be Held Legally Responsible? Exploring Robot Rights & Accountability
- The question of who is legally responsible when AI causes accidents remains a major gap in current legal systems as AI lacks intent and consciousness.
- Some experts suggest granting AI a form of “legal personhood” to hold them accountable in civil cases, while others argue that humans involved in AI design or deployment should bear responsibility.
- The European Union has proposed AI-specific regulations to ensure transparency and accountability, while India is still developing its stance on AI accountability.
- Globally, there is a growing need for laws that balance innovation and public safety as AI continues to advance, requiring legal systems to adapt to keep pace with technological developments.
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