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On November 4, a welcome draft for textokit suggested rewording this sentence from a tool description: Remove secrets and personal data before submitting. The warning belonged there. The draft treated it as a problem because a security scanner had mentioned it. Nobody sent the letter. It was one of five…
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Security experts weigh in on how the OT security landscape has evolved over the last decade, and where it could be going next as threats continue to mount. Operational technology powers some of the most critical equipment on the…
With vast numbers of people stuck working at home at the height of the pandemic, seeking entertainment on the internet, phishing scammers were in hog heaven. For starters, they just gained a larger audience for ordinary credential-stealing frauds. But the fear, uncertainty, and doubt brought on by this unprecedented pandemic…
Imagine checking your trading account and it's just gone. Not because of a bad trade. Because the server you rented to run your trading bot got hacked. That happened in Japan in October 2026, to customers of a Windows VPS built…
You run security at one of the biggest game companies in the world. Today, you find something in the logs that should not be there. Someone has been inside your player accounts. Millions of them. You have five days before the…