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Microsoft is taking steps to overhaul its Windows security architecture, following a CrowdStrike update that led to a widespread outage. The company plans to move third-party security vendors outside the Windows kernel, a core component of the OS, to improve resiliency and prevent future system crashes.
Global car rental company Avis has reported a data breach that compromised the personal information of nearly 300,000 individuals. The cyberattack, which was discovered in early August, compromised customer names, addresses, credit card details, and driver’s license numbers.
The rise in compromised identities due to infostealer malware has shifted focus from high-profile cyber threats to the more common threat of breached identities. With over 70 million compromised identities in circulation, it's crucial for organizations to adapt their cybersecurity strategies.
The latest Veeam patches address multiple critical vulnerabilities across its products, including unauthenticated remote code execution flaws with severity scores up to 9.9. These updates are crucial for mitigating risks associated with data backup and cloud management systems.
Kaspersky has been officially banned from use in U.S. telecommunications equipment by the FCC due to national security concerns. This development comes after years of scrutiny and previous government restrictions on the Russian cybersecurity firm, which has consistently denied any ties to the Kremlin.
The Biden administration is set to accuse Russia of a sustained disinformation campaign targeting US voters in the 2024 election.
Halliburton has confirmed a significant data breach following a recent cyberattack, with the company evaluating the stolen information and assessing the impact on its operations. The breach led to the temporary shutdown of some systems, and details on the affected data remain scarce.
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Microsoft has issued a warning that the Russian hacking group known as Nobelium, also referred to as Midnight Blizzard, continues its attempts to breach the company's internal systems and access its source code repositories.
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