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FBI: Ransomware Actors Use Financial Events to Extort Victims

Attackers research financial information about an organization and threaten to disclose it if they don't receive ransom quickly.
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44% of Parents Struggle to Follow Tech Rules They Set for Their Kids

Parents perceive norms of behavior to be different for themselves and their children, according to Kaspersky..
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Attackers Flaunt Remote Access Credentials, Threaten Supply Chain

Attackers advertise access to computers within shipping and logistics companies as the global supply chain struggles to meet post-COVID demands.
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Vaultree Raises $3.3M for Encryption Solution

The company's platform uses Enhanced Searchable Symmetric Encryption (ESSE) and Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) technologies.
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Dragos Launches ServiceNow’s OT Asset Discovery App

Integration with Dragos Platform will help joint customers to expand the visibility of ICS/OT assets.
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Tldr: what is your favorite software for hacking?

Between vulnerability scanners, exploit databases and general tools. What is your favorite (or most useful) software for hacking/pentesting/webapp testing? What makes it your favorite?

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Cold storage solution

Hello everyone, I’m not a hacker or anything like that just a freak. I’ve been struggling with some info i have to keep secure and I wanted to ask this sub if my idea is fine or is just a silly thing. I saw the other day some usb with fingerprint. The usb has 2 partitions, the first one a normal one with no security and the other one only appears if you validate your fingerprint. I thought of installing Tails (or really just any bootable linux) in the open one for being able to boot from pc and then open the second one and get acces to the files as a normal usb connected to the computer. If Tails is not connected to the internet and without persistent storage it would be considered a cold storage? Wich are the risks of loosing the files or someone to take them? Thanks for your attention and sorry for my English, not native language.

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Platypus Testnet Bug Bounty : How to Earn Up to USD$100,000

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