
Emergent threats, trends, and news annotated by some of the most well known and respected experts in the industry.
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Verizon data found on open AWS S3 server Verizon data has been found on an open AWS S3 server. The Verizon data was put on the S3 server by a Verizon employee. The data was not managed by Verizon, but it contained info that could be used to access parts of the Verizon network. Linux IoT botnet retooled to send spam email |
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Redboot malware leaves researchers wondering if its a ransomware or wiper A new malware has security researchers wondering what it is. Redboot could be badly written ransomware since the MBR and partition table can’t be restored. Researchers also wonder if it may be designed to wipe the PC. |
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macOS High Sierra Available—And Vulnerable to Keychain Attack All OS’s need patched from time to time and Apple’s new OS High Sierra is not exempt. A critical vulnerability in the mac OS keychain has been found. The vulnerability is also found on El Capitan. |
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Adobe Private PGP Key Leak a Blunder, But It Could Have Been Worse Adobe inadvertently released a public and private key on a blog post. While this is not a good thing there are some other pieces that would have to fall into place to make this a critical issue. Adobe has published a new public and private key to fix the issue. |