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Day: September 1, 2021

Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs
Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs
Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs
Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs
Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs

Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs

Cybercriminal sells tool to hide malware in AMD, NVIDIA GPUs Cybercriminals are making strides towards attacks with malware that can execute code from the graphics processing unit (GPU) of a compromised system. While the method is not new and demo code has been published before, projects so far came from the academic world or were

Canada accepted 7,300 more immigration applications due to technical bug

Canada accepted 7,300 more immigration applications due to technical bug

Canada accepted 7,300 more immigration applications due to technical bug A bug in the Canadian immigration system led to the government accepting an additional 7,307 immigration applications, surpassing the imposed limit. This comprised files from international graduate stream applicants aspiring to change their temporary visa status to permanent residency. Glitch led system to accept 7,307 applications over the limit Canadian immigration law

QNAP works on patches for OpenSSL bugs impacting its NAS devices

QNAP works on patches for OpenSSL bugs impacting its NAS devices

QNAP works on patches for OpenSSL bugs impacting its NAS devices Network-attached storage (NAS) maker QNAP is investigating and working on security updates to address remote code execution (RCE) and denial-of-service (DoS) vulnerabilities patched by OpenSSL last week. The security flaws tracked as CVE-2021-3711 and CVE-2021-3712, impact QNAP NAS device running QTS, QuTS hero, QuTScloud, and HBS 3

CISA: Don’t use single-factor auth on Internet-exposed systems

CISA: Don’t use single-factor auth on Internet-exposed systems

CISA: Don’t use single-factor auth on Internet-exposed systems Single-factor authentication (SFA) has been added today by the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) to a very short list of cybersecurity bad practices it advises against. CISA’s Bad Practices catalog includes practices the federal agency has deemed “exceptionally risky” and not to be used by organizations in

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