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IBM high speed file transfer software exploited by hackers

A pre-auth RCE in IBM Aspera Faspex is being exploited in the wild

Blair: Digital ID could help UK move to "proactive" service delivery

A powerful, cross-party axis between Labour and Conservative former leaders could put digital identity cards back on the table. The seemingly unlikely pairing of Tony Blair and William Hague back a new report that calls for the introduction of digital ID cards as well as broad technology-enabled changes

Big cloud service providers too often operating like bad old IBM

"I see tech vendors using customer naiveté to reproduce 1980s and 90s style lock-in and price gouging."

AWS EC2 permissions configuration change draws cheers, confusion

What... what's happening here exactly?

New "Venture Science Doctorate" aims to turbocharge climate-tech, life-sciences startups

A unique new Venture Science Doctorate (VSD) has started taking candidate applications. The unique doctorate was set up by UK venture creator Deep Science Ventures – which has already generated a portfolio of 35 science-based companies, worth upwards of £250 million – and is explicitly venture-focused. The three-year doctorate

GoDaddy punched in the cPanel server by hackers

Pshaw “no material adverse impact”

This major water utility has £35m for help on change delivery

Digital transformation means cultural shifts too...

FBI says cyber incident is “contained” after apparent child sexual abuse systems breach

Did malware-riddled digital evidence evade scans before upload?

Hackers eye “Havoc” for C2 diversity, as Cobalt Strike detections improve

Hackers appear to be increasingly adopting the Havoc command and control (C2) framework, security researchers say. The open source framework, developed by C5pider, supports the building of offensive agents in several formats including Windows PE executable, PE DLL and shellcode and is an alternative to the paid for (or cracked)

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