What Using Security to Regulate AI Chips Could Look Like
An exploratory research proposal is recommending regulation of AI chips and stronger governance measures to keep up with the rapid…
In Pursuit of a Passwordless Future
By Rob Jenks, Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy, Tanium Many computer users dream of a day when the industry…
Pfizer mRNA jab leaves 1 in 3 recipients with ‘unintended immune response’: Cambridge study
A peer-reviewed University of Cambridge study published Wednesday in the scientific journal Nature has revealed the Nobel Prize-winning technique that…
Securing the Cloud
Organizational Data Security Strategy – Bring Your Own Key (Byok) By Chris Allen, Senior Solutions Architect, Cryptomathic. Cloud computing is…
What is a mobile possession factor – and how can it replace passwords to stop phishing?
By Paul McGuire, Co-Founder and CEO of tru.ID We all use email, and we all use passwords – […] The…
Threat Actors Revive 20-Year-Old Tactic in Microsoft 365 Phishing Attacks
Recent attacks involving so-called "right-to-left override" spoofing aimed at Microsoft 365 users show how attackers sometimes modify and improve old…
John Cleese cancels event at university over ‘woke rules,’ says he is ‘blacklisting’ himself for his Hitler impersonation
John Cleese, one of the stars of legendary British comedic troupe Monty Python, is no stranger to making crude, insensitive,…
New ‘Trojan Source’ Method Lets Attackers Hide Vulns in Source Code
Researchers discover a new technique attackers could use to encode vulnerabilities into software while evading detection.
‘Trojan Source’ Bug Threatens the Security of All Code
Virtually all compilers -- programs that transform human-readable source code into computer-executable machine code -- are vulnerable to an insidious…