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Broadcom Software's Symantec Threat Hunter Team discovers first-of-its-kind ransomware

Tech Republic Security

The new ransomware family, called Yanluowang, appears to still be under development and lacks some sophisticated features found in similar code. Nonetheless, Symantec said, it's dangerous.

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Generative AI and the Transformation of Everything

CIO Business Intelligence

The implications for enterprise security For most enterprises, the present moment is an educational process. That data leakage is the principal security concern regarding generative AI of enterprises today. It’s important to note here that generative AI today is a content development engine. At least, not yet.

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Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: Good or Evil?

CIO Business Intelligence

Generative AI has taken the world seemingly by storm, impacting everything from software development, to marketing, to conversations with my kids at the dinner table. Abuse by Attackers: There have also been concerns raised that attackers will leverage Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT to develop novel new attacks.

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VMware by Broadcom: Product, service and support news

Network World

Broadcom repackages VMware SASE, adds Symantec security February 27, 2024: Broadcom revived the VMware VeloCloud SD-WAN branding and tied that technology with Broadcom’s Symantec Enterprise Cloud security service edge offering to create its single-vendor SASE package.

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Chinese Cyber Espionage Campaign Targeting U.S. Telecommunications

SecureWorld News

authorities and new research from Symantec's Threat Hunter Team shed light on a sophisticated, multi-pronged cyber espionage campaign targeting U.S. On November 13, the FBI and Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) confirmed a broad cyber espionage campaign by China-backed hackers, identified as the Salt Typhoon group.

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1,859 Mobile Apps, Mostly iOS, Found Storing Hard-Coded Credentials for AWS Databases

IT Toolbox

Symantec research spotlights the gaping holes in secure upstream mobile application development and its potential consequences to data security and privacy. The post 1,859 Mobile Apps, Mostly iOS, Found Storing Hard-Coded Credentials for AWS Databases appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Paying the WannaCry ransom will probably get you nothing. Here's why.

Network World

Even after payment, the ransomware doesn’t automatically release your computer and decrypt your files, according to security researchers. Instead, victims have to wait and hope WannaCry’s developers will remotely free the hostage computer over the internet. Those who do shouldn't expect a quick response -- or any response at all.

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