Cisco has taken decisive action to strengthen the security of its Secure Client software by rolling out patches for a severe vulnerability, designated CVE-2024-20337. This flaw, with a worrying CVSS score of 8.2, indicates its high level of risk. The vulnerability exists due to insufficient input validation, allowing for CRLF injection attacks. Attackers can exploit this by deceiving a user
Intel’s Lunar Lake CPUs are poised to dramatically transform the mobile computing scene, targeting the thin and light laptop sector. These upcoming processors promise to combine superior performance with remarkable efficiency, as Intel sets its sights on establishing new standards in both energy management and processing power. The introduction of Lunar Lake is anticipated to create waves in the tech
Apple is venturing boldly into uncharted tech territory with plans for a foldable MacBook, anticipated by 2027. Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, known for his credible insights into Apple’s product roadmap, reveals that the tech titan could redefine mobile computing with a massive 20.3-inch screen that would set a new benchmark for laptop displays. This strategy diverges significantly from current trends focused
The quest to uphold digital privacy and safeguard national security has seen the United States Treasury Department taking decisive measures against the global misuse of commercial spyware. These sanctions are set to disrupt the operations of those behind the malicious technology and ensure the protection of civil liberties. The Crackdown on Commercial Spyware The Rise of Predator Spyware Predator spyware
Recently, cybersecurity experts uncovered a Python-based malware, aptly named “Snake,” that initiates its attack through deceptive Facebook messages. Uncovered by Cybereason’s Noa Pinkas and Lior Rochberger, and Tom Fakterman, Snake lures victims with the promise of intriguing archived files. These files kickstart a series of events beginning with an unauthorized download from a carefully monitored GitLab repository controlled by the
Intel has made a significant stride in AI acceleration with the launch of the Gaudi 2 AI accelerators. Designed to tackle complex AI tasks, these accelerators particularly shine in processing Large Language Models (LLMs), marking Intel’s notable entry into a market dominated by NVIDIA’s A100 GPUs. Gaudi 2 stands out not only for its raw performance in AI computations but
High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM) is a pivotal component for the latest AI GPUs developed by industry giants such as NVIDIA. The efficiency and performance of these advanced GPUs are heavily dependent on the high-grade HBM supplied by companies like Micron and SK Hynix. Presently, these manufacturers are facing difficulties in meeting NVIDIA’s stringent qualification criteria, largely due to the low yield
Cybersecurity experts from Proofpoint have uncovered a worrisome trend in the behavior of the notorious cybercriminal group TA577. Traditionally known for their sophisticated cyber attacks, the group has recently shifted focus to the acquisition of NT LAN Manager (NTLM) authentication credentials—key components in securing network systems. This strategy change by TA577 highlights their adaptability and poses a significantly increased threat
As we approach 2025, the consumer PC industry is on the cusp of a revolutionary shift, with AI integration as its cornerstone. The future of personal computing is being reshaped by the advent of AI PCs, which boast Central Processing Units (CPUs) embedded with Neural Processing Units (NPUs) capable of advanced computations and intuitive learning. Leading the charge, industry powerhouses
Cybersecurity professionals are sounding the alarm over “CryptoChameleon,” a sophisticated new phishing threat targeting mobile users. This shrewd attack mimics genuine login pages from recognized organizations, including the FCC, and top crypto exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. Lookout, a cyber defense agency, has highlighted the alarming efficiency of CryptoChameleon, which has already ensnared more than 100 victims, including employees from
In the face of growing complexity in the digital realm, industries are transitioning from the widespread DevOps culture to a comprehensive Platform Engineering paradigm. This change highlights the necessity for reliable and standardized platforms that amalgamate facets of development, operations, and delivery. The move toward Platform Engineering is not simply a trend, it’s a response to the pressing need for
The surge of SaaS apps in businesses has introduced complex identity governance issues. IT departments now juggle numerous applications, each with unique security measures, which can be overwhelming. Balancing security controls with user convenience is critical, yet challenging. Nudge Security is tackling these issues head-on by offering innovative solutions that simplify identity governance for the modern, SaaS-heavy corporate world. Their
