When cybercriminals find a security hole no one knows about, they keep it to themselves until they are ready to exploit it. Learn "The Dangers of Zero-Day Exploits," the products at risk, and how companies respond at lnkd.in/g37GgtE5 .
"Willow and the Countdown to Quantum Breaches," by David @Geercom, describes @GoogleQuantumAI's Willow chip and the race to develop the first Cryptographically Relevant Quantum Computer (#CRQC). bit.ly/3XpEyrG
"Email Insecurity," by David @Geercom, describes how lax security practices exposed the #emails and passwords of 1,828 congressional aides and staffers. bit.ly/3Z8ZaEJ
If you haven't heard, Capitol staffers used official email for social, dating, and adult sites. Threat actors who breached those social accounts found the email addresses with plaintext passwords. It poses some enormous cybersecurity risks. cacm.acm.org/news/email-inse…
Interesting to see the description of the actual bug, but it does not mention another dimension: this flawed update obviously was not tested internally before it was shipped, because any QA test would have seen the crashes
You're probably already enjoying dogs and burgers or TOFU, which apparently doesn't always mean Top of Funnel. Coming into the weekend, my wonderful editor shared that he had posted a new feature article I just completed. It made my day. Enjoy your holiday!
"How CrowdStrike Stopped Everything," by David Geer (@geercom), describes the cascade of crashing systems caused by the @CrowdStrike IT outage. bit.ly/4g4xgl0