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The digital landscape has significantly evolved, bringing to the fore the increasing sophistication of cyberspace and, with it, heightened cybersecurity threats globally. Mexico, in particular, faces formidable cybersecurity challenges, affecting not only local sectors but also U.S. businesses operating within its borders. As the most targeted country for cyberattacks in Latin America, Mexico’s cybersecurity scenario...
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Before he began his presentation, Pennsylvania state trooper Clifford Greenfield gave a disclaimer: “Please note that the information contained herein is not designed to scare, produce unforeseen paranoia or cause undue worry.”  Then he told a group of educators and administrators how to prepare for the possibility of an active shooter. Greenfield’s was one of...
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Lasab Cyber Security uses computer forensic science to assist clients in recovering their cryptocurrency. The organization works with essential suppliers of skilled blockchain methods, such as trades, on-chain analysis, and research procedures. It employs broad strategies and recovers digital currency from the FX exchange. It is known as computer forensic science in this sense, and...
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Google Gemini can be tricked to disclose system prompts, generate malicious content, and even mount indirect injection attacks, experts have warned. A new report from cybersecurity researchers HiddenLayer claims the flaws could be abused on Gemini Advanced, integrated with Google Workspace, or the Gemini API.  System prompts are instructions that the user gives to the...
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A representational image of gravel in a court. — Unsplash/File NOWSHERA: A court on Thursday rejected the application submitted by the accused for review in a cybercrime case and directed them to appear before the court of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and complete the proceedings forthwith. The court of District and Sessions Judge, Peshawar, Ashfaq...
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North Korean hackers tied to its infamous Lazarus Group have used coin mixing service Tornado Cash to launder $12 million worth of ether (ETH) over the past 24 hours. Lazarus is responsible for hacks worth more than $3 billion over the past six years, according to a report by cybersecurity firm Recorded Future. Tornado Cash...
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Nearly all the respondents of a recent survey conducted by The Harris Poll on behalf of Mitre agreed that ensuring the security of critical infrastructure is key to national security and maintaining daily life activities. Mitre said Wednesday that the survey on public perceptions about securing critical infrastructure was conducted online using the Harris On...
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Microsoft recently patched a vulnerability in Windows SmartScreen, but not before hackers abused it as a zero-day to drop the DarkGate malware. A report from cybersecurity researchers Trend Micro detailed a new campaign that included phishing emails with malicious PDF files, open redirects via Google DoubleClick Digital Marketing (DDM), and Microsoft installers (.MSI) impersonating legitimate...
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Iran has tried to purchase wiper malware from Russian underground forums that can help hackers irreversibly remove computer data. Sergey Shykevich, threat intelligence expert at cyber security company Check Point said in an interview with digital magazine Computer Weekly, “Nation states understand that to pretend to be involved in hacktivism allows them deniability … They don’t...
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New research has found security flaws in the ChatGPT which could have allowed hackers to take over users’ other accounts, such as GitHub. Salt Security discovered various ChatGPT plugins had critical security flaws. These plugins allow the AI tool to access other websites and perform certain tasks, such as committing code in GitHub and retrieving...
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