Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
…or not – there was a liquid hydrogen leak so the launch was waved off: This is a quick follow-up to my Artemis post on Bank Holiday Monday: The new launch window is today – some time after 17:30 UK – there is a three hour or so launch window. …
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I have just spotted this – it is Saturday – but I thought I would put it quickly, up as many people depend on Google Chrome for shopping, banking etc: Google Chrome emergency update fixes new zero-day used in attacks (bleepingcomputer.com) This impacts the Windows, Mac, and Linux versions, is …
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The Microsoft Security Blog is reporting on a flaw discovered in the Android TikTok app that would potentially allow threat actors to take over the user’s account with them clicking on a malicious link. Vulnerability in TikTok Android app could lead to one-click account hijacking – Microsoft Security Blog Remember …
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It is not possible to forget ransomware, just this week our engineers have updated a client’s back-up to one that is ransomware compliant – meaning, among other things, that the threat actors cannot access and so encrypt or alter the back-up during their attacks. Up to this point the client …
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The big thing about the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is that it can see a long way – to the edge of the universe and back in time. So whilst looking at the JWST blog, I found it is looking at things a lot closer than the edge of …
