Vulnerability Exploits Triple as Initial Access Point for Breaches
Quick Bit: The growth of software supply chain attacks pushed vulnerability exploits to the third most used initial access method, Verizon found
Quick Bit: The growth of software supply chain attacks pushed vulnerability exploits to the third most used initial access method, Verizon found
Quick Bit: A protester at Columbia University complained that NYPD officers would not let protesters leave the building they had occupied.
Two men sit across a table. One is just there to listen. The other, an 80-something who never got around to retirement, speaks in a halting voice of his memories and the possessions that keep them str
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Quick Bit: An anti-Israel encampment was established at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Monday, in support of other emcampments.
Quick Bit: The U.S. government has unveiled new security guidelines to fortify critical infrastructure against AI-related risks.
In the world of spy vs. spy, things are always murky. The public got a glimpse into that shadowy world last week when anonymous officials from the American intelligence community leaked to the Wall St
Quick Bit: Anti-Israel protesters at Columbia University defied an order to clear an encampment, threatening to “burn” the university.