85% of Android users are concerned about privacy

85% of Android users are concerned about privacy

Google’s security guidelines also drew the majority of this year’s requests in apps, according to Kaspersky’s Privacy Checker website. Image: Adobe Stock Eighty-five percent of users are most interested in finding out how to set up privacy settings for services on Android, according to data collected by Kaspersky’s Privacy Checker website. Must-read security coverage Kaspersky said the information comes from anonymized data voluntarily provided by users of the website. As for apps, the majority of…

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Defend your network with Microsoft outside-in security services

Defend your network with Microsoft outside-in security services

Image: Gorodenkoff/Adobe Stock Unless you work at a high profile, multi-million dollar company, it’s easy to think that attackers aren’t very interested in you, but organizations large and small get attacked. It’s a truism that security needs to start with an audit because you can’t protect what you don’t know you have: You need a full list of your hardware and software assets on your own infrastructure and in the cloud. But instead of thinking…

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CISA Unveils Cybersecurity Toolkit to Shield US Elections From Hackers

CISA Unveils Cybersecurity Toolkit to Shield US Elections From Hackers

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has compiled and released a list of free cybersecurity tools for the election community. The CISA released the toolkit through the Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) with the goal of helping state entities and companies step up their cybersecurity efforts and improve the cyber resilience of US election infrastructure. The toolkit resources JCDC focus on involve assessing risk and protecting election infrastructure assets commonly targeted by four different types…

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Zimbra RCE Vulnerability Exploited Without Admin Privileges

Zimbra RCE Vulnerability Exploited Without Admin Privileges

A remote-code-execution (RCE) vulnerability affecting Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS) email servers was exploited without valid administrative credentials, unlike previously believed. The finding come from security researchers at Volexity, who detailed them in an advisory published on Wednesday. While the RCE issue (tracked CVE-2022-27925) was patched by Zimbra in March 2022, in July and early August 2022 Volexity investigated several instances of victim organizations experiencing serious breaches to their ZCS email servers. “Initial research into the vulnerability did not…

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Networking Demystified: Why Wi-Fi 6E is Hot and Why You Should Care

Networking Demystified: Why Wi-Fi 6E is Hot and Why You Should Care

Wi-Fi 6E is here and the worldwide Wi-Fi community is buzzing about it. But why is it a major change? What does it mean for people’s Wi-Fi experience and infrastructure vendors like Cisco? And why are Cisco engineers excited about the opportunities for innovation? Read on to learn about the details of 6E and how this technology transition can enhance your career too. Wi-Fi 6E is More Than Just “A Bit More Spectrum” At its…

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Android Banking Trojan SOVA Comes Back With New Features, Including Ransomware

Android Banking Trojan SOVA Comes Back With New Features, Including Ransomware

The Android banking Trojan SOVA has been spotted in the wild again and appears to have new features. The news comes from Cleafy’s security researchers, who shared the findings in an advisory on Thursday. The document explains how SOVA was first spotted in September 2021, when its developers posted a roadmap of future updates on the dark web saying the malware was entering the market, despite still being under testing. In the following months, Cleafy…

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The CIO’s Hybrid Cloud Journey Incorporates Extensive Systems Thinking

The CIO’s Hybrid Cloud Journey Incorporates Extensive Systems Thinking

Heading down the path of systems thinking for the hybrid cloud is the equivalent of taking the road less traveled in the storage industry. It is much more common to hear vendor noise about direct cloud integration features, such as a mechanism to move data on a storage array to public cloud services or run separate instances of the core vendor software inside public cloud environments. This is because of a narrow way of thinking…

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Black Belt Academy: The Bridge Between Training and Enablement

Black Belt Academy: The Bridge Between Training and Enablement

No Enablement can be successful without a focused training building the foundational understanding of the subject, while Enablement on that topic helps you understand how to use the training to make you successful at work. But first, let me pin down the difference between training and enablement. Training would be something like, “Introduction to the TCP/IP stack.” This would be a formal training or workshop that gives you a deep dive into the TCP/IP stack,…

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The top identity-based attacks and how to stop them: Part 2

The top identity-based attacks and how to stop them: Part 2

The top identity-based attacks and how to stop them: Part 2 | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more….

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NFTS Are Cool but Dangerous

NFTS Are Cool but Dangerous

By Guy Rosefelt, CPO, Sangfor Technologies NFTs have become very popular with collectors and are more ubiquitous every day.  The idea of owning a one-of-a-kind object even in the digital world is very attractive.  The idea is not new as buying unique items inside games has been around for decades. But artists and creatives of all types, be it painting and graphics, music, photography, and even video can now create and sell unique works that…

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