U.S. officials are pushing back at the ongoing threats posted by Chinese state-sponsored hackers like Volt Typhoon and Salt Typhoon, which have infiltrated critical infrastructure organizations to steal information and preposition themselves in case of a conflict breaking out between the two countries.

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A report by the Identity Theft Resource Center found that while the number of small businesses hit by a cyberattack and the amount of losses continues to grow, companies are adopting stronger security best practices and investing more in security and compliance tools.

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Learn how agent instrumentation improves fuzz testing of automotive IVI and telematics systems, and about financial services application security.

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Learn about software due diligence and how to answer your clients’ open source questions in our Black Duck Legal Certification Course.

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New research shows that many Android devices are missing some security patches despite displaying patch levels that should include them. That said, implementing remote code execution attacks that can compromise Android devices without user interaction is very difficult, which is why cybercriminals continue to prefer social engineering over technical exploitation, researchers found. Researchers from Berlin-based..

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