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Everfox launched High Speed Verifier-Turnkey (HSV-T). This hardware-enforced secure data transfer solution enhances digital collaboration and interoperability between allied nations, safeguarding mission-critical data transfers from high threat networks. Designed for tactical field deployments, HSV-T offers customizable, built-in threat removal capabilities that protect data flows between classified and unclassified networks for government, defense and intelligence systems without compromising speed or security. “Data is a strategic asset on the battlefield, and securing its access and transfer is mission-critical,” said Sean Berg, CEO of Everfox. “Everfox’s HSV-T technology is a breakthrough in providing hardware-enforced cybersecurity in remote environments while reducing costly infrastructure.” HSV-T…

Google addressed two Android flaws actively exploited in targeted attacks Pierluigi Paganini September 03, 2025 Google addressed 120 Android vulnerabilities in September 2025, including two flaws actively exploited in targeted attacks. Google has released security updates to address 120 Android vulnerabilities as part of Android Security Bulletin – September 2025. Two of these vulnerabilities have been exploited in targeted attacks. “There are indications that the following may be under limited, targeted exploitation. CVE-2025-38352 (CVSS score: 7.4) – A privilege escalation flaw in the Linux Kernel component CVE-2025-48543 (CVSS score: N/A) – A privilege escalation flaw in the Android Runtime component “reads the advisory.…

Federal agencies are quickly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to make more informed decisions faster. And it’s boosting productivity in all kinds of ways, from automating citizen services to accelerating vulnerability response. It’s not an overstatement to say that AI is becoming central to government operations, thanks to increased access to these systems. Yet, with this transformation comes a critical challenge for DevSecOps: creating policies that allow organizations to leverage AI while ensuring these systems remain trustworthy, secure, and compliant with federal standards. The post From Models to Missions: Applying the AI RMF to Federal Software Supply Chains appeared first on Security…

Background: The Unique Landscape of the Black Hat NOC Operating the Black Hat Security and Network Operations Center (NOC) presents a unique set of challenges and expectations. Unlike a typical corporate environment where any hacking activity is immediately deemed malicious, the Black Hat conference is a nexus for cybersecurity research, training, and ethical hacking. Consequently, we anticipate and even expect a significant volume of activity that, in other contexts, would be considered highly suspicious or outright hostile. This includes various forms of scanning, exploitation attempts, and other adversarial simulations, often conducted as part of official trainings or independent research. Adding…

Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) has had its rough patches with crypto over the years. In 2021, it slammed the door shut on banks offering services to crypto exchanges. Despite this, Nigeria reluctantly (and surprisingly) chose to embrace the blockchain world by releasing its first ever CBDC – eNaira. And Gluwa helped them achieve that.Read All

Discover why USDT stablecoin payments are becoming popular worldwide. Learn the benefits, risks, and practical tips for using USDT instead of traditional money. Getting paid in USDT puts real‑time, US dollar–stable value straight into your hands. It shields you from local inflation and slow bank transfers. And payments land almost instantly, even across borders, with just a small network fee. But remember, USDT is not fancy or anonymous. It’s backed by reserves and tied to blockchain systems you must use correctly. This makes it a solid option if your local currency tumbles or if you’re doing international work. But you’ll…

The Silent Threat: Reimagining User Security in the Age of AI Cybersecurity professionals have long battled an invisible enemy: human vulnerability. Traditional security awareness training has become a predictable dance of mandatory clicks, passive learning, and minimal retention. But what if there was a revolutionary approach that could transform how organizations protect their most unpredictable asset – their people? Enter Dune Security, a startup challenging the fundamental paradigms of cybersecurity training. David de la Pell, co-founder and CEO of Dune Security, understands the core problem intimately. “90% of breaches are still originating with some sort of user behavior, insider threat,…

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Tuesday published four new industrial control systems advisories detailing vulnerabilities in equipment from Delta Electronics, Fuji Electric, SunPower, and Hitachi Energy. The agency said these advisories provide critical technical information and mitigation guidance for asset owners and operators across the critical infrastructure sector. The advisory covering Delta Electronics points to an “improper restriction of XML external entity reference” vulnerability in the company’s EIP Builder, an engineering tool used to build and manage EtherNet/IP networks. “Successful exploitation of this vulnerability could allow an attacker to potentially process dangerous external entities, resulting in…

With a password, there’s a ton of room for an attacker to potentially steal your password. Data breaches might expose your password, and even if it’s encrypted, it can be cracked. Phishing schemes are an easy vector of attack for hackers looking to steal passwords. And, if you’re using a service with spotty security practices, you could have a password exposed as plaintext in a breach; there are dozens and dozens of examples of this happening before.Passkeys vs. 2FA and MFAPasskeys are tricky because they fly in the face of security conventions that have been around for years—namely, two-factor (2FA)…