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Anonymization is what lets us take the most sensitive information and transform it into a safe, usable substrate for machine learning.
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Anonymization is what lets us take the most sensitive information and transform it into a safe, usable substrate for machine learning. Without it, data stays locked down. With it, we can train models that are both powerful and responsible.

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Users can now launch remote sessions (RDP for Windows or SSH for Linux/Unix) directly in web browsers (Chrome, Safari, and Edge)
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Syteca 7.21 is a major update designed to enhance user privacy, simplify access management, provide seamless oversight, and improve the user experience. Users can now launch remote sessions (RDP for Windows or SSH for Linux/Unix) directly in web browsers (Chrome, Safari, and Edge)

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The program will bring together lawyers, regulators, developers, and entrepreneurs to discuss security and privacy in a global context.
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The OpenSSL Conference 2025 will take place on October 7 – 9 in Prague. The program will bring together lawyers, regulators, developers, and entrepreneurs to discuss security and privacy in a global context.

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Seraphic’s Secure Enterprise Browser (SEB) solution is now available for purchase in the CrowdStrike Marketplace. The release delivers a CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM integration that correlates browser-layer telemetry with CrowdStrike threat intelligence and analytics.

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Using a Flipper Zero as an ethical pentesting device to establish a reverse shell on a macOS computer.
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Using a Flipper Zero, a short DuckyScript text file, and a remote listener on an Ubuntu server I was able to gain a shell on my Mac computer.

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As a developer turned security person, I’ve learnt first-hand how important it is for all teams to work together, more than just DevSecOps.
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Introducing the InfoSec colour wheel — blending developers with red and blue security teams. Louis Cremen, a developer turned security person, explains how important it is for all teams to work together, more than just DevSecOps. April Wright proposed a solution in her BlackHat talk titled “Orange is the new Purple” (DefCamp Recorded Version) and she shows how builders/attackers/defenders are all one InfoSec team. In reality, organisations currently have a cycle: Yellow Builds it. Red Breaks it. Blue Defends it. Yellow Fixes it.

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Make an inexpensive BadUSB from an old USB drive and learn about Windows shortcut files and how malicious actors are using .lnk files to spread malware.
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Using an old USB drive, you can build your own malicious BadUSB using Windows shortcut files to link to malware. An LNK file shortcut provides quick and easy access to executable files without navigating the program’s full path. In this situation, malware. executable is in a hidden directory. The user clicks on a folder, which links to the. executable, launching the malware.

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Identity & Access Management (IAM) and Identity Governance & Administration (IGA) are crucial for organizations, but current implementations often fall short.
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Identity & Access Management efforts are difficult but crucial. We present a variety of considerations to help increase speed and success.