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Patch Tuesday: MSFT key storage bug exploited, gives SYSTEM

Six MSFT vulns being actively exploited. Get patchin'

HMRC has £7.5m available for help scanning, patching, hardening its IT

Let Nessus be your friend. Try not to break any CNI...

The British gov't has identified "previously unknown CNI systems”

18 ransomware incidents this year meanwhile required national coordination

OpenSSL vulnerabilities downgraded, no RCE

No RCE...

This dance album was made with 200+ exotic malware samples

It uses code, images, network traffic, and entropy values of malware to generate sounds...

Security officials condemn "uneducated" ministers, shadow IT, after Liz Truss's phone hacked

The British Gov’t has a serious ‘shadow IT’ problem

GCHQ, NCSC Technical Director Dr Ian Levy calls quits after 22 years

UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and GCHQ veteran Dr Ian Levy is leaving public service. His decision and absence will be felt keenly by many in the cybersecurity community, who speak highly of the Technical Director, who has been an engaged and forthright bridge with business and other industry

A jeweller, sociologist, composer, a mum, go into cybersecurity…

This is not the start of a joke: CISOs are searching beyond conventional talent pools...

A mystery threat actor is running an "abnormally" large freejacking campaign that taps GitHub, Heroku to mine crypto

Security researchers at Sysdig say that they have identified a previously unreported threat actor “using some of the largest cloud and continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) service providers” in a massive “freejacking” campaign that makes use of trial accounts’ free compute to power cryptomining campaigns. Dubbing it PURPLEURCHIN, Sysdig

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