Harvard Reports Significant Data Breach

Harvard University recently confirmed that its Alumni Affairs and Development (AA&D) systems were compromised in a targeted voice phishing incident. The post Harvard Reports Significant Data Breach first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial Read the…

Canon Subsidiary Hit By Oracle Hack

Canon, a major player in imaging and optical technology, recently confirmed it was targeted during the widespread hacking campaign against The post Canon Subsidiary Hit By Oracle Hack first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial Read…

Cryptographers Void Election After Key Loss

The International Association of Cryptologic Research (IACR) announced Friday that it has canceled the results of its recent annual leadership election. The post Cryptographers Void Election After Key Loss first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial…

Porch Pirates Steal Electronics In Towns

A criminal enterprise involving fourteen suspects has been dismantled after allegedly operating a sophisticated porch piracy scheme that targeted numerous Long Island The post Porch Pirates Steal Electronics In Towns first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from…

CrowdStrike Insider Aids False Hack Claim

A major cybersecurity firm has revealed it terminated an individual with internal access after an investigation determined the person sold sensitive The post CrowdStrike Insider Aids False Hack Claim first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial…

LABScon25 Replay | Simulation Meets Reality: How China’s Cyber Ranges Fuel Cyber Operations

Mei Danowski & Eugenio Benincasa unpack how Chinese firms running attack-defense exercises fuel state-linked offensive cyber operations. This article has been indexed from SentinelLabs – We are hunters, reversers, exploit developers, and tinkerers shedding light on the world of malware,…

OpenSSL 3.2 End Of Life

OpenSSL 3.2 series has reached its End of Life (EOL). As such it will no longer receive publicly available security fixes. This article has been indexed from Blog on OpenSSL Library Read the original article: OpenSSL 3.2 End Of Life