Passkeys will enable users to sign in to their Google account on all major platforms and browsers with their fingerprint, face recognition, or a local PIN.
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Starting with Chrome 117, the lock will be replaced with the “tune” icon, which doesn’t carry the same trustworthy implication.
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The rise in cyberattacks and software’s critical role in our lives has brought to light the need for increased transparency and accountability in the software supply chain. Software distributors can achieve this by providing software bills of materials (SBOMs), which provide a comprehensive list of all the components used in a software product, including open […]
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Most of us know that using complex (cOm_Pl3X) passwords is good security but coming up with passwords to satisfy the demands of pernickety signup forms can be effort. Capital letter….
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Are we moving too fast with AI? Nearly all tech companies are moving to incorporate generative AI, and industry luminaries are weighing in.
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Debian 11.7 “Bullseye” is out delivering essential bug fixes, ensuring stable and reliable performance for all users.
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A newly discovered security issue in Devuan’s default installation allows for obtaining root privileges without a password. Learn more here.
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The private vulnerability reporting feature provides a direct collaboration channel for easier reporting and fixing of vulnerabilities.
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Canonical published new Linux kernel security updates, which are available for Ubuntu 22.10, 22.04 LTS, and 20.04 LTS users.
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Linux security commands can be used to create and monitor security features as well as audit security on the system.
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When viruses take over your Windows system, one of the best solutions is to use Linux to remove Windows viruses. Here’s how.
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With Spin.AI App Risk Assessment, Google Workspace admins and security teams can make an assessment of the risk Chrome extensions may present.
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In this article, you will find a list of the best programs with data encryption that can help you better secure your Linux systems.
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Requested by many from the Proton community, Proton Pass is a password manager that uses end-to-end encryption to store your login credentials more securely.
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Recognition of the importance of hardware security — upon which all software security is built — is (thankfully) growing. Learn more here.
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SLSA 1.0 is a framework that aims to help define and ensure the integrity of software artifacts throughout the software supply chain. Learn more here.
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The new Ubuntu kernel security updates are available for Ubuntu 22.10, Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS users. Learn more here.
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With 60% of the world’s corporate data being stored on the cloud, it’s become a new normal to work in an organization that stores its information on remote servers. However, this also means that you and the rest of your team need to adhere to strong security protocols that protect the additional access points that are present in all cloud networks. Here are seven tips to help enhance your company’s cloud security infrastructure. 1. Create Access Hierarchies The first tip requires a supreme level of organization. In short, your company should create an access hierarchy. Rather than limiting access based…
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Attackers can use compression to hide malware and fool signature-based detection. Here’s how hackers can use UPX to render malware undetectable.
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Secure your Debian system with Fail2ban. Learn how to install and configure this powerful tool to protect against brute-force attacks and more.
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