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The NSA has published information on the targeting of Exim mail servers by the Russia-linked threat actor known as Sandworm Team. [Read More]
Google this week announced an expansion for its Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP) to include critical open-source dependencies of Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). [Read More]
Crowdsourced security testing provider Synack on Thursday announced that it closed a $52 million Series D funding round, bringing the total raised by the company to $112.1 million. [Read More]
In this CISO Conversations feature, SecurityWeek talks to Mastercard CISO Ron Green, and Ellie Mae CISO Selim Aissi from the finance sector, concentrating on the people problem for CISOs. [Read More]
Democrats abandon vote on the reauthorization of government surveillance programs following opposition from President Trump and the Justice Department. [Read More]
HackerOne says researchers have earned $100 million through its bug bounty platform since 2013. [Read More]
US lawmakers this week will vote on an amendment to the surveillance bill known as the USA FREEDOM Reauthorization Act that would limit law enforcement access to people’s search and browsing histories. [Read More]
More than 40 current and former leaders from around the world have signed a letter asking governments to prevent and stop cyberattacks on healthcare systems amid the COVID-19 pandemic. [Read More]
A security flaw in Qatar's controversial mandatory coronavirus contact tracing app exposed sensitive information of more than one million users, rights group Amnesty International warned. [Read More]
The FTC has approved a settlement with Canadian smart lock maker Tapplock, which allegedly falsely claimed that its devices were designed to be “unbreakable.” [Read More]
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- French Virus Tracing App Goes Live Amid Debate Over Privacy
- Several Exim Vulnerabilities Exploited in Russia-Linked Attacks
- Android's June 2020 Patches Fix Critical RCE Vulnerabilities
- VMware Cloud Director Vulnerability Has Major Impact for Cloud Providers
- Microsoft Sponsors 2020 Machine Learning Security Evasion Competition
- IP-in-IP Vulnerability Affects Devices From Cisco and Others
- Apple Patches Recent iPhone Jailbreak Zero-Day
- Hackers Leak Data Stolen From UK Electricity Market Administrator Elexon
- Hackers Disrupt Minneapolis Systems, But No Evidence of Breach
- Zscaler Acquires Microsegmentation Firm Edgewise Networks
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