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www.schneier.com
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| | | | | Hackers associated with the Chinese government used a Trojaned version of Notepad++ to deliver malware to selected users. Notepad++ said that officials with the unnamed provider hosting the update infrastructure consulted with incident responders and found that it remained compromised until September 2. Even then, the attackers maintained credentials to the internal services until December 2, a capability that allowed them to continue redirecting selected update traffic to malicious servers. The threat actor "specifically targeted Notepad++ domain with the goal of exploiting insufficient update verification controls that existed in older versions of Notepad++." Event logs indicate that the hackers tried to re-exploit one of the weaknesses after it was fixed ... | |
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thehackernews.com
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| | | | | Fake Android apps mimicking popular platforms like Google & WhatsApp are stealing user data. | |
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www.iseatz.com
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| | | | | How initiatives like the Open Web Application Security Project empower developers with tools to mitigate risks and fortify defenses. | |
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www.futurecommerce.com
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| | | Launching this September, "The Lore of Shoptalk" limited-edition magazine and podcast series will explore the 10-year history of Shoptalk: the myths, legends, and even a few misconceptions. | ||
