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Research Shows Risks of AWS Credential Exposure Through Overprivileged Containers in Amazon EKS
Recent security research has uncovered significant risks associated with misconfigured or overly privileged containers running in Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). These misconfigurations can expose sensitive AWS credentials, leading to potential privilege escalation, data breaches,…
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Critical Vulnerability in Meshtastic Mesh Networks Allows Private Message Decryption
A significant cryptographic flaw has been uncovered in Meshtastic, a widely used open-source project that enables secure, off-grid communication through LoRa mesh networks. This vulnerability exposes affected devices to potential decryption of private messages, unauthorized…
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OpenVPN Driver Vulnerability Poses Denial-of-Service Risk to Windows Systems
A newly discovered security vulnerability in OpenVPN’s Windows driver has raised alarms within the tech community. The flaw exposes systems running certain versions of OpenVPN to denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, potentially causing affected Windows machines to…
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CoinMarketCap Hit by Supply Chain Attack, Crypto Wallets Compromised
CoinMarketCap, a leading cryptocurrency price tracking site, was recently targeted in a supply chain attack that exposed visitors to a wallet-drainer scam. The attack tricked users into connecting their cryptocurrency wallets, leading to the theft…
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New MIT Study Reveals Possible Cognitive Effects of Reliance on AI
Is AI Making Us Smarter or Dumber? New Research Raises Important Questions In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) tools like ChatGPT and Claude have become part of our daily lives—from helping us with everyday tasks…
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NFC Technology to Receive Major Upgrade with Release 15
The NFC Forum, a community organization consisting of hundreds of orgs, has just announced NFC Release 15, a significant update that promises to change the way we interact with NFC (Near Field Communication)-enabled devices. This…
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Historic 7.3 Tbps DDoS Attack Stopped by Cloudflare
Cloudflare faced an extraordinary cyberattack so massive that it set a new global record. The DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack reached a peak of 7.3 terabits per second (Tbps)—a terabit being 1,000 gigabits, or…
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