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Microsoft is warning impacted customers of a flaw in Azure Container Instances (ACI) that could allow individuals to access other customers information....

REvil Is Back!

REvil, one of the most notorious ransomware gangs, is back after its servers went offline two months ago....

Harvard University Hit With Ransomware Attack

Harvard University has revealed it has suffered a ransomware attack, the latest in a string of high-profile organizations that have fallen victim....

Apple Delays CSAM Scanning Amid Backlash

Apple has announced it is delaying its plans to implement CSAM (Child Sexual Abuse Material) scanning amid backlash from all sides....

FBI: Cybercriminals ‘Targeting the Food and Agriculture Sector’

The FBI is warning that cybercriminals are targeting the US food and agriculture sector with ransomware attacks....

Unpatched SSL VPN Vulnerabilities From 2019 Still Being Exploited

Three SSL VPN vulnerabilities are being actively exploited, despite being disclosed in 2019 and patched by January 2020....

Big Tech Pledges Billions, Jobs and Training to Boost US Cybersecurity

President Joe Biden met with leaders of the biggest tech firms, securing commitments from them to help improve US cybersecurity....

SaaS Has a Problem: 40% of Data Access Unmanaged

Software as a Service (SaaS) may be one of tech’s hottest fields, but it has a security problem, with 40% of data access unmanaged....

Researchers Gain Access to Thousands of Microsoft Azure Customer Databases

Researchers from security firm Wiz have gained access to thousands of Microsoft Azure customer databases, demonstrating a major security flaw....

T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert Apologizes for Hack

T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert has issued a statement apologizing for the recent hack that compromised tens of millions of user accounts....

Huawei Cleared by US to Buy Chips for Automotive Business

The US has cleared the way for Huawei to purchase chips for its auto component business, giving the company a bit of a reprieve....

Data of 70 Million AT&T Customers for Sale Online

It’s been a bad week for wireless companies and their subscribers, with data for 70 million AT&T customers reportedly for sale online....

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