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US gov tells agencies to get serious on quantum threat to cryptography

Administration tells agencies to inventory cryptographic systems stat.

Hyperscalers, telcos exposing BIG-IP to the internet as pre-auth RCE vulnerability drops

Just block iControl REST access through the management interface for starters...

Ransomware attack cost Expeditors $60m in remediation, lost business

Company shrugs off the hit amid tight freight market...

Critical Avaya and Aruba switch vulns could affect 10 million devices

Fixes are still pending - and some Avaya switches won't be patched.

MSFT's new £2.30 Defender for Business license sets the cat among the EDR pigeons

For Android, Macs, you'll need Intune. Channel partners may...

Finland wins huge NATO exercise featuring 8,000 attacks on 5,500 systems

"Onnittelut..."

The 10 most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021: Not patched? Likely pwned...

Attackers continue to accelerate their weaponisation of newly-discovered flaws, the Five Eyes list of most-exploited vulnerabilities of 2021 shows. Contrary to some reports suggesting fears of mass-exploitation had been over-indexed, the flaw in Log4j joined the most widely-exploited vulnerabilities last year, despite only being discovered at the year's

Civica dumps malware-hit Gloucester council at altar

Council denies Civica's withdrawal is related to December cyber-attack.

Heroku's GitHub connection remains on ice after breach as customers fret, eye alternatives

Several weeks after a major security incident at Heroku, the company said this week it "will not be reconnecting to GitHub until we are certain that we can do so safely, which may take some time" -- as news of the early April breach continues to percolate slowly

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