Daily Archives: July 11, 2019

AMD’s SEV tech that protects cloud VMs from rogue servers may as well stand for… Still Extremely Vulnerable

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Five boffins from four US universities have explored AMD’s Secure Encrypted Virtualization (SEV) technology – and found its defenses can be, in certain circumstances, bypassed with a bit of effort.

In a paper  presented Tuesday at the ACM Asia Conference on […]

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UK watchdog fined firms £3m for data breaches last year – before its GDPR balls dropped

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The Information Commissioner’s Office issued £3m worth of fines for data breaches in the year to April 2018 – a mere fraction of its recent proposed GDPR-enabled penalties on British Airways and Marriott.

The UK data watchdog’s annual report for […]

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Mozilla boots alleged snoop troupe from its root cert coop: UAE-based DarkMatter thrown onto CA blocklist

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Mozilla on Tuesday added digital certificates belonging to security biz DarkMatter and its subsidiaries to Firefox’s OneCRL blocklist, based on concerns that the UAE-based company will misuse its power as a certificate authority (CA) to intercept online communications.

In a post to Mozilla’s […]

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‘This repository is private’ – so what’s it doing on the public internet, GE Aviation?

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GE Aviation managed to expose a pile of its private keys on a misconfigured Jenkins instance that was exposed to the public internet, according to a security researcher who found it through Shodan.

“It took me only a couple of […]

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Marriott’s got 99 million problems and the ICO’s one: Starwood hack mega-fine looms over

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The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office wants to fine Marriott Hotels £99m over its loss of 383 million customer booking records last year.

The almost-but-not-quite-£100m sum (£99,200,396) was disclosed in a US regulatory filing by Marriott, which said: “Marriott has the right […]

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Huawei website ████ ██████ security flaws ██████ customer info and biz operations at risk: ███████ patched

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Huawei has gagged infosec researchers from discussing now-patched critical vulnerabilities in the Chinese giant’s web systems that could have been exploited to steal customer information and derail the manufacturer’s operations.

A security research team at Italian outfit Swascan told The Register on […]

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Meet the Great Duke of… DLL: Microsoft shines light on Astaroth, a devilishly sneaky strain of fileless malware

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Microsoft has lifted the lid on the inner-workings of a particularly nasty piece of fileless malware that aims to pilfer user data without needing to install software on the victim’s machine.

Dubbed Astaroth – the same name as the Great […]

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