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Digital Lending / Digital Payments

Finastra partners with Fincom and ThetaRay for compliance screening in instant payments

In an effort to provide accurate and efficient compliance capabilities in the rapidly evolving landscape of instant payments, Finastra has announced a strategic partnership with Fincom and ThetaRay. This collaboration aims to deliver pre-packaged compliance screening solutions to banks, combining real-time sanctions screening and AI-powered anti-money laundering (AML) transaction monitoring. With the availability of this new service through Microsoft Azure,

September 18, 2023

Digital Wealth Management

Redefining Financial Services: The Expansion of Digital Asset Investing and the Role of Wealth Management Platforms

Digital asset adoption represents one of the fastest adoptions of technology in human history. In this rapidly evolving landscape, advisors are presented with unique opportunities to leverage these digital assets for their clients. However, these assets come with their own set of challenges. This article explores the various aspects of digital assets, from potential regulation to building investor trust, and

September 18, 2023

End User Computing

Securing the Core: A Comprehensive Guide to Windows 11’s Core Isolation and Memory Integrity Features

In today’s digital age, security is paramount when it comes to operating systems. Protecting user data, ensuring system integrity, and safeguarding against malware attacks are critical aspects of a secure computing environment. One notable feature that reinforces security measures in Windows 11 is kernel isolation. This article delves into the significance and benefits of kernel isolation, as well as its

September 18, 2023

DevOps

Progressing on the Path of Open Source Software Security: Achievements, Risks and the Road Ahead

More than a year after the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) summit started its initiative to enhance the security of open source software-based supply chains, substantial progress has been achieved. However, there is still much work to be done to address the challenges and ensure the security of these critical software ecosystems. Progress in OpenSSF’s efforts The recent Secure Open

September 15, 2023

DevOps

Unraveling the Illusion: The Misleading Nature of Active User Counts in Cryptocurrency Ecosystems

In the rapidly expanding world of cryptocurrencies, the measure of success for a project often revolves around its active user count. However, relying solely on this metric can be deceptive, as a small group of users can generate a significant portion of activity across multiple wallets. This article delves into the misleading nature of active user counts and sheds light

September 15, 2023

DevOps

Telegram Unveils Crypto Wallet, Integration with TON Foundation to Boost Web3 Infrastructure

Popular messaging app Telegram has made a significant move in the world of cryptocurrencies as it recently announced the launch of its very own crypto wallet. This development was unveiled during the ongoing Token2049 event taking place in Singapore, marking a new chapter for Telegram and its users. Presentation at Token2049 Event During the Token2049 event, Telegram showcased its new

September 15, 2023

Cyber Security

Jailbreaking AI Chatbots: Ethical Concerns, Cybercriminals, and the Quest for Security

As AI chatbots become an integral part of our daily lives, a concerning trend has emerged: the jailbreaking of these intelligent systems. Exploiting vulnerabilities and bypassing safety measures, users have been pushing the boundaries to harness the full potential of AI chatbots. However, this practice raises significant ethical concerns, leading to a debate about the implications it poses for both

September 15, 2023

Cyber Security

The Alarming Reality: Parental Neglect in Cybersecurity Education for Children

In today’s digital age, where children are exposed to the internet from an early age, it is crucial for parents to prioritize their children’s cybersecurity education. However, an alarming statistic reveals that almost one in three parents have never discussed cybersecurity with their children. This lack of communication can have severe consequences, leaving children vulnerable to online threats and cybercrime.

September 15, 2023

Cyber Security

Pegasus Spyware and the Growing Threat to Privacy: Examining Exploits and Vulnerabilities

A report this week has once again brought to light the concerning presence of Pegasus spyware on journalist Galina Timchenko’s iPhone, uncovering the seemingly endless methods used by government and law enforcement agencies to use this surveillance tool on targeted devices. The incident has reignited the debate surrounding digital privacy and the need for robust security measures. Pegasus Infection on

September 15, 2023

AI and ML

Securing Future Tech: Major AI Firms Pledge for Safety and Trust under Biden-Harris Administration

In a significant move towards promoting the responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI), the Biden-Harris Administration has successfully obtained a second round of voluntary safety commitments from eight leading AI companies. These companies have pledged to play a pivotal role in ensuring the advancement of safe, secure, and trustworthy AI technologies. The commitments center around three fundamental principles: safety, security,

September 14, 2023

Cyber Security

GitHub Vulnerability Exposes Thousands of Repositories to Repojacking Attacks

A new vulnerability in GitHub has recently come to light, posing a significant risk of repojacking attacks. The flaw exploits a race condition within GitHub’s repository creation and username renaming operations, potentially exposing thousands of repositories to hijacking. Description of vulnerability The vulnerability allowed attackers to exploit a race condition within GitHub’s operations. By taking advantage of this flaw, threat

September 14, 2023

Cyber Security

Massive Attack on Facebook Business Accounts Exposes Global Threat Landscape

In recent times, millions of Facebook business accounts have fallen victim to a relentless wave of attacks as threat actors exploit the platform’s vulnerabilities to spread malicious messages via Facebook Messenger. This article sheds light on the scale and impact of this attack campaign, highlighting the methods employed, the success rate of the Python-based stealer, the thriving black market for

September 14, 2023