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Linux fixes maximum-severity kernel vulnerability

By Connor Jones published

News Most businesses running SMB servers are believed to be shielded but one expert likened potential exploits to Heartbleed

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Apple issues patch for macOS security bypass vulnerability

By Ross Kelly published

News The Achilles vulnerability enabled malware to slip past Apple’s Gatekeeper security checks

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Podcast transcript: Surveying today's threat landscape

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IT Pro Podcast Read the full transcript for this episode of the IT Pro Podcast

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The IT Pro Podcast: Surveying today's threat landscape

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IT Pro Podcast With an expanding attack surface, can you afford to neglect detection in favour of response?

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Apple issues fix for ‘actively exploited’ WebKit zero-day vulnerability

By Ross Kelly published

News The update marks the 10th fix for zero-day vulnerabilities this year

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Microsoft patches two zero-day vulnerabilities in last Patch Tuesday of 2022

By Ross Kelly published

News Zero-days affecting Windows SmartScreen and DirectX were identified in the latest security update

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Businesses urged to remain vigilant as Log4Shell issues persist one year on

By Ross Kelly published

News Thousands of businesses globally were targeted within just days of the vulnerability disclosure

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China-backed hackers take down Amnesty International Canada for three weeks

By Rory Bathgate published

News Cyber security experts linked state-sponsored APTs to the tools and methodology of the attack, which may have been intended as a covert campaign

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US seizes millions in stolen COVID relief funds by China-backed hackers

By Rory Bathgate published

News APT41 had stolen at least $20 million intended for small businesses, but this is a drop in the water compared to the total lost

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Defra's legacy software problem 'threatens' UK gov cyber security until 2030

By Rory Bathgate published

News The department spends over two-thirds of its digital budget on maintaining the risky applications, with no plan in place for a fix within the decade

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