DevSecOps

Running Linux Inside a PDF: Unveiling the Limits and Possibilities
Security Operations & Management Running Linux Inside a PDF: Unveiling the Limits and Possibilities

The remarkable feat of running a bare-bones instance of the Linux operating system within a PDF file has been achieved by a developer known as Allen, who operates under the GitHub handle ading2210. This innovative project is known as LinuxPDF, and it leverages JavaScript's capabilities within

Cybersecurity Incidents Highlight Vulnerabilities in Major Tech Firms
Security Operations & Management Cybersecurity Incidents Highlight Vulnerabilities in Major Tech Firms

Recent cybersecurity incidents have exposed significant vulnerabilities in the systems of major tech firms, raising concerns about user privacy and data security. These events underscore the ongoing battle between attackers and defenders in the digital landscape. This article delves into the

North Korea Targets Cryptocurrency Developers in NPM Supply Chain Attack
Security Operations & Management North Korea Targets Cryptocurrency Developers in NPM Supply Chain Attack

North Korea has launched a concerning new cyber offensive targeting cryptocurrency developers through an NPM (Node Package Manager) supply chain attack. This aggressive campaign, primarily aimed at developers using Exodus and Atomic cryptocurrency wallets, underscores the nation’s ongoing efforts t

Are AI Deepfake Job Applicants the Next Threat in Cybersecurity?
Security Operations & Management Are AI Deepfake Job Applicants the Next Threat in Cybersecurity?

The cybersecurity sector is currently grappling with a troubling trend where scammers use AI-driven deepfakes to pose as job applicants. Dawid Moczadło, co-founder and security engineer at Vidoc Security Lab, nearly fell victim to sophisticated deepfake candidates on two occasions within a span of

Is Rust the Future of Safe Programming in the Linux Kernel?
Security Operations & Management Is Rust the Future of Safe Programming in the Linux Kernel?

A heated debate has emerged within the Linux kernel development community, focusing on the inclusion of Rust-based device drivers. This conflict has brought to the forefront the dilemma of integrating Rust, a programming language known for its memory safety features, into the traditionally

Why Aren't Users Embracing Windows 11 Despite Microsoft's Efforts?
Security Operations & Management Why Aren't Users Embracing Windows 11 Despite Microsoft's Efforts?

When Windows 11 was unveiled in 2021, it came with stringent hardware compatibility requirements, notably the necessity for a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 and relatively recent CPUs. This excluded a significant portion of existing hardware from being able to upgrade. Although Microsoft later

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