cybersecurity
From @easymunny, to @easyjailtime
Microsoft rips out 5.75 million inactive tenants, an eye-watering 730,000 unused applications, and 440,000 "resources" managed by legacy systems across its own estate.
"By adopting the "build before you break" mindset, you develop an intuition that guides you to the most promising areas to investigate. With each new system you study, your intuition grows stronger..."
But details of campaign blasted by one industry veteran for giving away too much detail on web shells on victims' systems
"We specifically sought to quiz Chief Data or Technology Officers to get a better holistic understanding of build, implementation, bottlenecks, financing and strategic direction of travel"
Redmond pushes fixes for 117 vulnerabilities, three rated critical, five as publicly known , and eight marked as “exploitation more likely.” Beyond Microsoft, there are...
The National Cybersecurity Centre offer some useful ideas on how to speak in language executives will understand and persuade it to take security seriously.
Publicly listed company warns over "unauthorized activity within its computer networks and systems"
Attackers called AWS console-only APIs after nabbing key to call Bedrock model, used "common jailbreak techniques to bypass model content filtering" says Permiso