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Spookiest Hacks, Cybercriminals and Tactics Lurking in 2023
David Brumley, cybersecurity professor at Carnegie Mellon and CEO of software security firm ForAllSecure, said the most harrowing hack he can think of goes back to 2016 when the Ukrainian power grid was hacked.
The problems with vulnerability reporting
Several recent incidents in the U.S. system for reporting vulnerabilities highlight the importance of accurate, comprehensive bug reports for defenders and the need for a better, more flexible system for rectifying inaccurate records in central vulnerability reporting systems.
Long-awaited curl vulnerability flops
The flaw in the widely used open source software package was expected to be the next great catastrophe in computer security.
FDA cyber mandates for medical devices goes into effect
The Biden administration is pushing the manufacturers of medical devices to take on greater responsibility to ensure that they are secure.
Federal Mandates on Medical-Device Cybersecurity Get Serious
In October, the US Food and Drug Administration will start rejecting medical devices that lack a secure design or a post-market cybersecurity plan.
Want to learn what’s in your hardware? CISA has an idea for that.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency on Monday released a voluntary hardware bill of materials, or HBOM, framework for managing risks in supply chains. (The software version is naturally known as an SBOM.)
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