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Hackers are racing to exploit a Citrix bug that the company hasn't patched yet
A fix is on the way, the company says.
WeLeakInfo, a search engine for breached personal data, shut down
For three years, the site offered more convenience for scouring personal data than brokers on the dark web.
Airbus researcher explores ‘Stuxnet-type attack’ for security training
The planemaker's cybersecurity subsidiary says it found a way to replicate how the famous malware executed code on programmable logic controllers.
Pete Buttigieg's campaign CISO has resigned
Mick Baccio, who has been with the Buttigieg campaign since last August, told CyberScoop he was resigning due to differences in the campaign's security approach.
Google makes safe logins more convenient by allowing smartphones to be security keys
It's the latest anti-phishing effort from Google's Advanced Protection team.
Intel pushes for hardware-specific additions to vulnerability taxonomy
A new proposal is an outgrowth of the Spectre and Meltdown revelations from January 2018.
The NSA discovered a severe flaw in Microsoft Windows 10
It's the first time the NSA is taking credit publicly for discovering a Microsoft vulnerability.
Amnesty suit asking Israel to revoke NSO Group's license heads to court
The Israeli government previously asked a court to dismiss the suit.
Authentication startup Trusona raises $20 million by promising to help clients ditch passwords
Trusona is working with the likes of Microsoft and the health care company Aetna.
Boing Boing says hacker got around 2FA in breaching its content management system
The popular blog used the breach as a teachable moment to spread better security practices.
