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wired.com • Technology • World
A team of female founders has launched Edera, a cloud security company aiming to revolutionize AI protection by improving workload isolation and addressing vulnerabilities in shared cloud infrastructure.
theepochtimes.com • Politics • United States
A prominent Indiana University cybersecurity professor was unexpectedly fired and had his homes raided by the FBI, prompting concerns over due process and raising questions about the underlying reasons.
apps.apple.com • Technology • World
A user recounts a personal experience with identity theft, highlighting the effectiveness of Urban VPN in securing their online accounts and finances after trying other VPN services.
prensa.com • Military • Panama
Panama and the United States are conducting joint military exercises, Operation Panamax 2025, to enhance security around the Panama Canal and combat drug trafficking and cybersecurity threats.
washingtonpost.com • Politics • USA
The director of the National Security Agency and US Cyber Command, General Tim Haugh, was unexpectedly fired, along with his deputy, prompting concerns and criticism.
diariosur.es • Cybersecurity • Spain
Andalusian officials announce plans for a new cybersecurity agency, a cybersecurity simulator to test the vulnerabilities of hospitals and cities, and initiatives to protect children online.
thelocal.se • News • Sweden
This news roundup covers rising coffee prices, global stock market turbulence, a cybersecurity incident in Malmö, and Sweden's declining intake of high-skilled workers.
maddyness.com • Technology • World
Companies face the rising threat of 'shadow AI,' where employees use unauthorized generative AI tools, risking data leaks and security vulnerabilities, demanding proactive IT strategies for mitigation.
valor.globo.com • Cybersecurity • Brazil
A survey reveals that Brazilian cybersecurity leaders largely believe universities inadequately prepare professionals for the field, resulting in significant hiring challenges for companies.
epochtimes.com • Politics • World
Six nations warn of Chinese spyware apps targeting Taiwanese independence supporters, Tibetan activists, and Falun Gong practitioners.
ansa.it • Technology • World
AI training programs are straining internet stability due to increased data scraping by 'grey bots', as reported by Barracuda Networks.
zdrav.ru • Healthcare • Russia
This article provides a step-by-step guide on establishing an information security department in a Russian medical institution, outlining roles, responsibilities, and legal compliance.
examtopics.com • Technology • World
This article provides a study guide and preparation tips for the Fortinet FCP_FGT_AD-7.4 certification exam, emphasizing the importance of thorough preparation and community support.
irishtimes.com • Security • Ireland
Smartphone theft is on the rise, prompting concerns about protecting valuable personal data, leading to new security measures and apps.
wired.com • Cybersecurity • World
A suspected hack of the anonymous image board 4chan potentially exposed the identities of longtime administrators and moderators, raising concerns about user data and the platform's future.
wired.com • Surveillance • World
Researchers have uncovered and decoded the mobile phone surveillance tools used by over 60 governments globally, revealing the extensive capabilities of these tools to record and steal data.
frandroid.com • Technology • France
Starting this summer, accessing impots.gouv.fr will require two-factor authentication to enhance security and combat tax fraud.
techcrunch.com • Politics • United States
Former CISA director Chris Krebs will challenge a Trump-ordered federal investigation targeting him for debunking false election claims.
epochtimes.com • Politics • World
Amidst escalating US-China trade tensions, China's unprecedented public accusation of US agents' involvement in a cyberattack against the Harbin Asian Winter Games is seen by experts as a retaliatory measure and an indication of deepening decoupling between the two nations.
epochtimes.com • Politics • UK
British media reports reveal escalating Chinese espionage activities in London, including the alleged use of listening devices to eavesdrop on British political figures.
forbes.com • Cybersecurity • World
The potential shutdown of MITRE's CVE program, a critical component of global cybersecurity infrastructure, due to expiring government funding, risks significant disruption in vulnerability tracking and response.
forbes.com • Cybersecurity • World
The US government reinstated funding for the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) database after initially allowing its contract with MITRE to expire, highlighting the global reliance on this critical system for identifying and mitigating security flaws.
elpais.com • Cybercrime • World
The article details the rise of cybercrime-as-a-service (CaaS), where malicious software and stolen data are sold online, functioning like a digital marketplace.
e.glavbukh.ru • Law • Russia
Starting in May, Russia's Roskomnadzor will impose substantial fines for mishandling personal data, with the maximum reaching 500 million rubles, prompting businesses to bolster their data security measures.
nytimes.com • Politics • United States
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's easily accessible personal phone number raised national security concerns after it was used to share sensitive information via Signal.
theepochtimes.com • Security • World
Google acknowledged and addressed a sophisticated Gmail phishing attack that exploited a vulnerability in its infrastructure, urging users to enable two-factor authentication and passkeys.