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Siliconangle
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Strike raises $13.5M to expand its AI-driven continuous penetration testing platform
- Continuous penetration testing startup Strike LLC has raised $13.5 million in funding to expand its AI-driven platform.
- The funding will be used to scale up in the U.S. and Brazil and launch Strike360, an AI-powered pentesting engine.
- Strike connects ethical hackers with companies to deliver AI-powered continuous penetration testing, helping to identify and remediate security vulnerabilities proactively.
- The company's platform features automated retesting, real-time reporting, and compliance automation, enhancing security detection and reporting.
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Nordicapis
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Why Data Sovereignty Matters More Than Ever
- Data sovereignty has become more crucial in governing data according to the region where it is collected or stored, irrespective of its physical location.
- This concept enforces legal jurisdiction and protection over data and has gained prominence due to increased scrutiny on cross-border data transfers.
- Europe, through the GDPR, has been a pioneer in data protection regulations, setting standards for cross-border data transfers and data governance.
- The US lacks a federal-level data protection framework, leading to fragmented approaches at the state level, posing challenges for international data transfers.
- China has stringent data security policies, requiring data localization and restricting data transfer from China to foreign entities.
- Geopolitical tensions and privacy concerns have driven a shift towards digital nationalism and regional ownership of data, impacting user trust and data governance.
- API development has been influenced by the need to comply with regional data sovereignty regulations, leading to more localized and stringent access controls.
- The future of data sovereignty and API development involves decentralized architectures, compliance with regulatory requirements, and increased emphasis on data localization.
- The movement towards higher data sovereignty presents both opportunities and challenges, requiring industry dialogue on user protection versus business interests.
- As the digital landscape evolves, discussions on prioritizing user protection amid regulatory complexities will shape the future of data governance and API frameworks.
- The evolving data sovereignty landscape signals a more complex and regionally focused internet ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of compliance and localization.
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Securityaffairs
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Google fixed the first actively exploited Chrome zero-day since the start of the year
- Google has fixed a high-severity security vulnerability in the Chrome browser for Windows.
- The flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-2783, was actively exploited in attacks targeting organizations in Russia.
- The vulnerability lies in the Mojo IPC library on Windows, which is used to enhance Chrome's security.
- Details about the attacks and threat actors were not disclosed by Google.
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TechBullion
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The Ultimate Guide to Hands-On Cybersecurity Training
- Cybersecurity training is vital in today's digital society to defend against cyberattacks.
- Practical experience sharpens analytical skills, decision-making capacity, and adaptation to new cyber threats.
- Hands-on training builds problem-solving abilities and internalization of security practices.
- Simulations and access to industry-standard technologies help develop expertise in managing complex security systems.
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Securityaffairs
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Authentication bypass CVE-2025-22230 impacts VMware Windows Tools
- Broadcom released security updates to address a high-severity authentication bypass vulnerability, CVE-2025-22230, in VMware Tools for Windows.
- The vulnerability allows low-privileged local attackers to escalate privileges on vulnerable VMs without user interaction.
- The flaw affects VMware Tools versions 12.x.x, 11.x.x for Windows, Linux, and macOS. The company addressed the vulnerability in VMware Tools 12.5.1.
- This is the latest security issue addressed by Broadcom, following the earlier release of security updates for zero-day vulnerabilities in various VMware ESX products.
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Global Fintech Series
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Bectran Introduces Enhanced Fraud Security & Applicant Verification Capabilities with Latest Integration
- Bectran, Inc. has introduced an integration with a global data and technology firm to enhance fraud security and applicant verification capabilities in the credit application process.
- The integration provides access to identity verification, fraud detection, and risk-based authentication through a powerful baseline report.
- Credit managers can now utilize a one-stop shop for fraud prevention and general applicant verification reporting, simplifying the verification processes.
- The integration flags attributes in the reports that do not align with received applicant data, ensuring immediate notice to credit managers.
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Motivations for Hackers to launch Cyber Attacks
- Cyber attacks pose a significant threat in today's interconnected world, with motivations ranging from financial gain to political agendas.
- Financial gain is a common motivation, seen in activities like ransomware attacks and banking fraud targeting large organizations and individuals.
- Hacktivists driven by political or ideological motives target entities they view as unethical in actions like protests against governments or corporations.
- Corporate espionage involves stealing trade secrets to provide a competitive edge, while personal vendettas drive attacks based on revenge.
- Hackers launch attacks for exploration, power, or anonymity, with some engaging in cyber warfare for geopolitical reasons using disruption and espionage tactics.
- Understanding hacker motivations is essential to bolster cybersecurity measures against evolving threats and mitigate risks of falling victim to attacks.
- By being proactive and vigilant, organizations and governments can better protect critical assets from malicious actors.
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Fintechnews
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Sumsub Launches Tools to Cut Down on Repetitive KYC Checks
- Sumsub, a global full-cycle verification platform, has launched a suite of products to streamline online identity verification and reduce repetitive KYC checks.
- The suite includes Sumsub ID and Reusable KYC, allowing users to securely store and reuse verified identity documents across more than 4,000 platforms within Sumsub's client ecosystem.
- The tools aim to eliminate the need for repeated uploads and form-filling, reducing onboarding time by up to 50% and increasing conversion rates by around 30%.
- Sumsub's new products are fully GDPR-compliant and available across sectors such as crypto, fintech, banking, e-commerce, and transportation.
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Dev
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Deploy Fider as a Private App on AWS with CloudFront VPC Origin
- AWS introduced CloudFront Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) Origins to enable delivery from applications in private VPC subnets without access to the internet.
- Deploying Fider as a private application enhances security by hiding backend services and using CloudFront as the sole entry point.
- Creating an Internal Application Load Balancer involves setting it up in private subnets and configuring security groups to only allow CloudFront's IP ranges.
- CloudFront VPC origin creation involves selecting an internal ALB's ARN with HTTPS protocol for optimized performance and improved security.
- Creating a CloudFront Distribution includes setting up origin shield, cache behavior, security headers, and enabling Web Application Firewall for added protection.
- Spinning up ECS and RDS infrastructure is essential for deploying applications securely within the AWS environment.
- Monitoring CloudFront and WAF logs is crucial for analyzing performance metrics, response times, and fine-tuning security rules to prevent attacks.
- Considerations like using VPC Endpoints for external OAuth providers, potential attack vectors with CloudFront and ALB, and mTLS support in Fider should be taken into account for enhanced security.
- AWS WAF now supports sending logs to CloudWatch logs, providing insights into rule evaluation outcomes and sampled requests for analysis.
- Enabling logging for AWS WAF helps in monitoring and analyzing rule performance and evaluating the level of protection based on specific needs.
- Implementing CloudFront VPC Origin and following recommended security practices ensure a secure deployment of Fider as a private application on AWS.
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Fintechnews
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Trust Bank Adds New Security Feature ‘Trust Lock’ to Combat Scams
- Trust Bank introduces Trust Lock, a new security feature designed to combat scams.
- Trust Lock allows customers to secure funds in a designated Savings Pot within the bank app.
- Funds can only be unlocked through a two-step verification process involving a physical Trust card and a Trust Key.
- Trust Lock is fully app-based, preventing unauthorized fund transfers and providing convenience and security for customers.
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Mcafee
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McAfee Wins AV-TEST Awards for Best Advanced Protection and Best Performance
- McAfee has earned two AV-TEST Awards: Best Advanced Protection and Best Performance for Consumer Users.
- The awards recognize McAfee's commitment to delivering powerful protection without slowing down devices.
- McAfee excelled in threat detection and system efficiency, standing out as the only vendor to top both categories in 2024.
- McAfee Total Protection offers AI-Powered security, privacy protection, and easy-to-use password management.
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Medium
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Cutting-Edge VPN Technologies For Ultimate Protection
- Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) use cutting-edge technologies to enhance security and protect online activities from cyber threats.
- VPNs encrypt data and mask IP addresses, offering anonymity and safeguarding against cybercriminals, especially on public Wi-Fi networks.
- By protecting sensitive details and digital footprints, VPNs empower users to browse securely, access geo-restricted content, and prevent targeted advertising.
- Advanced encryption protocols like OpenVPN and WireGuard ensure robust protection and faster connections, enhancing online safety.
- VPNs cater to multi-device usage, offering simultaneous protection for various devices and features like Auto-Connect for seamless security.
- Integrated threat protection technologies in VPNs combat malware, phishing attempts, and enhance overall browsing safety.
- VPNs help counter online surveillance, protect against phishing scams, and secure remote work environments, making them essential for digital privacy.
- Choosing a reputable VPN provider with a clear privacy policy, user-friendly interface, and responsive customer support is crucial for a secure online experience.
- Remaining vigilant against online threats, educating oneself on cybersecurity, and maintaining updated VPN software complement the protection VPNs offer.
- As cybersecurity evolves, future VPN technologies may integrate AI for adaptive threat detection and biometric verification methods for enhanced privacy.
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TronWeekly
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Abracadabra.Money Hit by $13 Million Exploit Amid GMX Integration Breach
- $13 million in Ethereum stolen from Abracadabra.Money’s GMX-integrated pools.
- GMX’s core contracts remain secure, limiting the exploit to Abracadabra’s cauldrons.
- Stolen funds moved from Arbitrum to Ethereum, dispersed across three addresses.
- The breach affected Abracadabra.Money's smart contracts, but not GMX's core contracts.
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Siliconangle
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NSA warned about vulnerabilities in Signal prior to White House group chat fiasco
- The National Security Agency (NSA) issued a warning to its staff about the potential vulnerabilities in the encrypted messaging app Signal.
- The warning comes after a recent incident in which a White House group chat was accidentally joined by a non-official.
- Russian hacking groups were identified as possible threats, using malicious QR codes or group invite links to gain access to encrypted conversations in real time.
- The NSA bulletin reminded employees not to use third-party messaging apps like Signal for sensitive discussions and to rely on sanctioned government communication channels instead.
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Dev
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How my Kid’s tablet turned me into a Cybersecurity Analyst
- A cybersecurity professional turned their experience with their kid's tablet into real-world cybersecurity thinking.
- Assessing risks, checking for security patches and updated apps, disabling unnecessary permissions, and reviewing app permissions are all part of securing a device.
- Threat modeling and continuously monitoring for anomalies are essential practices for cybersecurity professionals, whether securing personal devices or large enterprise networks.
- The author believes that cybersecurity is not just for IT professionals but for everyone, and it can start with securing a kid's tablet.
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