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 September 14, 2018
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New Cold Boot Attack Gives Hackers the Keys to PCs, Macs
Researchers bypass a Trusted Computing Group security measure to manipulate the firmware and steal data in memory.
2 Billion Bluetooth Devices Remain Exposed to Airborne Attack Vulnerabilities
One year after Armis disclosed 'BlueBorne,' a large number of Android, Linux, and iOS devices remain unpatched.
The Increasingly Vulnerable Software Supply Chain
Nation-state adversaries from Iran to Russia have leveraged the supply chain as a vehicle to compromise infrastructure and disrupt businesses.
Enterprise Security Needs an Open Data Solution
What would it look like if more than a tiny fraction of enterprises had access to all the signals hidden in their big data today?
Kelihos Botnet Operator Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
The 38-year-old Russian national operated several botnets and infected thousands of systems with malware.
Bomgar Buys BeyondTrust
The companies join forces to broaden their privileged access management portfolio and will take on the BeyondTrust name.

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8 Attack Vectors Puncturing Cloud Environments
These methods may not yet be on your security team's radar, but given their impact, they should be.

Three Trend Micro Apps Caught Collecting MacOS User Data
After researchers found the security apps collecting and uploading users' browser histories, Apple removed the apps from its macOS app store and Trend Micro removed the apps' browser history collection capability.

The SOC Gets a Makeover
Today's security operations center is all about reducing the number of alerts with emerging technologies - and enhancing old-school human collaboration. Here's how some real-world SOCs are evolving.

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8 Cryptomining Malware Families to Keep on the Radar
Cryptojacking attacks at the hands of cryptomining malware is on the rise as these variants of Trojans, worms, and exploit kits make their rounds.
Foreshadow, SGX & the Failure of Trusted Execution
Trusted execution environments are said to provide a hardware-protected enclave that runs software and cannot be accessed externally, but recent developments show they fall far short.
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