Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bitesize bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 11 June.
This episode:
- Windows 11 leaks one week ahead of launch
- Tim Berners-Lee to sell World Wide Web source code as an NFT
- Irish national police service gains powers to force people to reveal their passwords
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Bigger salaries, more burnout: Is the CISO role in crisis?In-depth CISOs are more stressed than ever before – but why is this and what can be done?
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Cheap cyber crime kits can be bought on the dark web for less than $25News Research from NordVPN shows phishing kits are now widely available on the dark web and via messaging apps like Telegram, and are often selling for less than $25.
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A journey to cyber resiliencewhitepaper DORA: Ushering in a new era of cyber security
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A new framework for third-party risk in the European Unionwhitepaper Report: DORA and cyber risk
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Kali Linux releases first-ever defensive distro with score of new toolsNews Kali Purple marks the next step for the red-teaming platform on the project's tenth anniversary
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Microsoft releases scripts to restore shortcuts deleted in faulty Windows Defender updateNews However, some users have resorted to creating their own fixes as they’ve encountered Microsoft’s to be problematic
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Windows Defender update deletes Start Menu, Taskbar, Desktop shortcutsNews For now, it appears that administrators will have to manually recreate their shortcuts once the issue has been fixed
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IBM LinuxONE for dummiesWhitepaper Secure your data, build an open hybrid cloud environment, and realise the cost benefits of consolidation
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Windows 10 users encounter ‘blue screen of death’ after latest Patch Tuesday updateNews Microsoft said it is working on a fix for the issue and has offered users a temporary workaround
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Apple issues fix for ‘actively exploited’ WebKit zero-day vulnerabilityNews The update marks the 10th fix for zero-day vulnerabilities this year
