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Sp1d3rHunters
The threat actor Sp1d3rHunters is already leaking more data, as shown by darknet analyses from Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence.
Galaxy AI
Samsung will equip its new smartphones and gadgets throughout with Artificial Intelligence functions. At the “Galaxy Unpacked” event in Paris’s Louvre, the South Korean electronics company presented a new generation of its Flip and Fold foldable smartphones and its Buds and Buds Pro headphones, which are extensively equipped with
European AI powerhouse
US chip manufacturer AMD has announced the acquisition of Silo AI, which the company describes as “Europe’s largest private AI lab.” The purchase price for the Helsinki-based company is approximately 665 million US dollars.
Commentary
At the end of June, Google announced that its Chrome browser would no longer trust Entrust for issuing new TLS certificates. The provider explained its decision in this blog post.
As North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members and partners gather for a historic summit, it is important to take stock of one of its most pressing challenges—the cyber threat.
GitHub, Gitlab and Bitbucket affected
Aqua Security, a provider in the field of Cloud Native Security, publishes a new study showing how secret data such as login credentials, API tokens, and passkeys from organizations can remain openly accessible for years in the Git-based infrastructure of most source code management systems (SCMs).
Who is to blame?
Almost 180,000 Shopify customer records appeared on a well-known hacker forum, but the e-commerce provider denies any responsibility for the security breach.
Annual phishing benchmarking report
KnowBe4 releases the results of the 2024 Phishing Benchmarking Report. This allows companies to measure their Phish-prone Percentage (PPP), which indicates how many of their employees are likely to fall for phishing or social engineering scams.
RockYou2024
Researchers from Cybernews discovered a file called “rockyou2024.txt”, which contains almost 10 billion unique passwords in plain text. This huge database was put online on July 4 by a well-known user of a hacker forum under the pseudonym “ObamaCare”.