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The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and International Maritime Organization (IMO) recently expressed ‘grave concern,’ in a joint statement to UN Member States about the increasing number of cases of harmful interference in the form of jamming and spoofing affecting the Radio Navigation Satellite Service (RNSS). This is critical for the navigation of civil aircraft, maritime vessels, humanitarian assistance vehicles, and time synchronization of telecommunication networks. The agencies recognize that increasing incidents of interference with aviation, maritime, and telecommunications services mean states must urgently enhance their protection of the critical radio-frequency band.  The agencies disclosed on…

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Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has said that he refused to pay a US $10 million ransom demanded by hackers who, according to some reports, paralysed operations at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA).Anwar described how he had refused to comply with a ransom demand after a cyber attack on Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad (MAHB), which operates the country’s airports, in the early hours of Sunday morning.“When I was informed about this … I did not wait five seconds. I said no,” Anwar said in a speech on Tuesday. “There is no way this country will be safe if its leaders…

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Over the past few days, the Trump Administration has been embroiled in controversy surrounding a Signal group chat leak. This issue arose when a journalist was inadvertently included in a private messaging conversation regarding a U.S. military strike in Yemen. The White House, however, has downplayed the incident, asserting that it does not pose a significant concern. Now, a new security-related issue has come to light, as German news outlet Der Spiegel has reported another data leak, this time involving sensitive information linked to key security advisors in the Trump Administration. According to Der Spiegel, the leaked data includes email…

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Disney’s latest Snow White movie, with a 1.6/10 IMDb rating, isn’t just the biggest flop the company has ever released. It’s such an embarrassment that the movie isn’t even available on Disney’s own streaming platform, Disney+. According to cybersecurity researchers at Veriti, scammers are exploiting the situation by offering pirated versions of Snow White, specifically targeting torrent users and tricking them into downloading malware. Screenshot credit: Hackread.com via IMDb The Lure of a Pirated Download On March 20th, what initially appeared to be a legitimate blog post on the website “TeamEsteem” (teamesteemmethodcom) offered a pirated version of the 2025 Snow…

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Swedish retail giant H&M is creating 30 digital twins of human models this year as it explores new ways to showcase its clothes, shoes and accessories. The news, first reported by Business of Fashion, would potentially be used in marketing campaigns and social media posts. H&M confirmed the digital twins experiment to PYMNTS, but said their use is not yet set. “We are curious to explore how to showcase our fashion in new creative ways — and embrace the benefits of new technology — while staying true to our commitment to personal style,” an H&M spokesman told PYMNTS.com. “This initiative…

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Crooks target DeepSeek users with fake sponsored Google ads to deliver malware Pierluigi Paganini March 27, 2025 Cybercriminals are exploiting the popularity of DeepSeek by using fake sponsored Google ads to distribute malware. While DeepSeek is rising in popularity, threat actors are attempting to exploit it by using fake sponsored Google ads to distribute malware, Malwarebytes researchers warn. Crooks are using DeepSeek as a lure to trap unsuspecting Google searchers. “Unfortunately, we are getting so used to sponsored Google search results being abused by criminals that we advise people not to click on them.” reads the alert published by Malwarebytes.…

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Alex (Qian) Wan: Alex (Qian) is a designer specializing in AI for B2B products. She is currently working at Microsoft, focusing on machine learning and Copilot for data analysis. Previously, she was the Gen AI design lead at VMware.Eli Ruoyong Hong : Eli is a design lead at Robert Bosch specializing in AI and immersive technology, developing systems that bridge technical innovation with human social dynamics to create more culturally aware and socially responsive technologies. Imagine you’re scrolling through social media and come across a post about a house makeover written in another language. Here’s a direct, word-for-word translation: Finally,…

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This blog was originally published on Cybersecurity Dive. The facts are stark: 65% of organizations have little-to-no control over the data being shared in GenAI apps, 98% of organizations said they had policy violations involving BYOD (bring your own device), and organizations choose not to inspect application and internet traffic due to business reasons, resulting in 64% of encrypted traffic going uninspected.  The common denominator for these challenges? The browser, which has become the center of where modern work happens today. In the brave new world of AI and the cloud, organizations must protect this final frontier with security that extends seamlessly to…

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This is a special joint webcast from the teams of Black Hills Information Security, Wild West Hackin’ Fest, and Active Countermeasures, presented by John Strand.  In this webcast, we cover the recent wave of attacks we are seeing, and we cover some of the history that got us to where we are. Consider this to be part 2 of the previous webcast I did on the topic. Available now on YouTube: https://youtu.be/wKAQB4Yp-k4?t=1669 Yep, we are going to talk about management and how to change their attitude on security. Yes, we will be talking about compliance. Of course, we will be talking…

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