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801

Guarding the Vote

802

The Malware Mash

803

Password snafu sparks election security questions.

804

Solution Spotlight: Cultivating cybersecurity culture. [Special Edition]

805

Securing democracy.

806

Operation Magnus strikes back.

807

Stephen Hamilton: Getting the mission to the next level. [Military] [Career Notes]

808

Mission possible? Navigating tech adoption in the DoD. [Special Edition]

809

LLM security 101. [Research Saturday]

810

UnitedHealth breach numbers confirmed.

811

A giant FortiJump for cybercriminals.

812

NotLockBit takes a bite out of macOS.

813

Zero-day exploited in the wild.

814

On the run, caught on arrival.

815

Aarti Borkar: Make your own choices. [Product] [Career Notes]

816

New targets, new tools, same threat. [Research Saturday]

817

No more “cyber Snorlax” naps.

818

Authorities bring down another hacker.

819

Sri Lanka says ‘no more’ to financial fakers!

820

Election Propaganda: Part 3: Efforts to reduce the impact of future elections.

821

A “must patch” list in the making.

822

Solution Spotlight: A first look at ISC2's 2024 Cybersecurity Workforce Study. [Special Edition]

823

Billy Wilson: Translating language skills to technical skills. [HPC] [Career Notes]

824

Ransomware on repeat. [Research Saturday]

825

Patient portals down, ransomware up.

826

Hacked, attacked, and sued.

827

Attacks amidst anniversaries.

828

Election Propaganda: Part 2: Modern propaganda efforts.

829

Key player unmasked in global ransomware takedown.

830

Tapped and trapped.

831

Dr. Jessica Barker: Cybersecurity has a huge people element to it. [Socio-technical] [Career Notes]

832

Podcast bait, malware switch. [Research Saturday]

833

Caught red-handed.

834

The Global Race for the 21st Century

835

Election Propaganda Part 1: How does election propaganda work?

836

Breaking news blocked.

837

Escape from GPU island.

838

Steve Blank, national security, and the dilemma of technology disruption. (Part 2 of 2) [Special Edition]

839

Jason Clark: Challenge the way things are done. [Strategy] [Career Notes]

840

Beyond the permissions wall. [Research Saturday]

841

Darknet dollars exposed.

842

Salt Typhoon’s cyber storm.

843

Blue screen blues.

844

PIVOTT Act drafts the next wave of digital defenders.

845

Can connected cars jeopardize national security?

846

Kyla Guru: You are a key piece to our national security. [Education] [Career Notes]

847

Steve Blank, national security, and the dilemma of technology disruption. (Part 1 of 2)

848

Hook, line, and sinker. [Research Saturday]

849

They really are watching what we watch.

850

Derailing the Raptor Train botnet.

851

High-stakes sabotage.

852

One small step for scammers.

853

Agencies warn of voter data deception.

854

Breaking the information sharing barrier.

855

Ben Yelin: A detour could be a sliding door moment. [Policy] [Career Notes]

856

Spamageddon: Xeon Sender’s cloudy SMS attack revealed! [Research Saturday]

857

Mini-breach, mega-hype.

858

UK’s newest cybersecurity MVPs.

859

A Patch Tuesday overload.

860

Solution Spotlight: Mary Haigh, Global CISO of BAE Systems, on building a cybersecurity team.

861

Stealth, command, exfiltrate: The three-headed cyber dragon of Crimson Palace.

862

A ticking clock to exploitation.

863

Ann Johnson: Trying to make the world safer. [Business Development] [Career Notes]

864

The playbook for outpacing China. [Research Saturday]

865

Blizzard warning: Russia’s GRU unleashes new cyber saboteurs.

866

U.S. rains on Russia’s fake news parade.

867

From secure to clone-tastic.

868

Brazil nixes Twitter’s successor.

869

AWS in Orbit: Building Opportunity with Axiom Space. [AWS in Orbit]

870

Tom Gorup: Fail fast and fail forward. [Operations]

871

The impact of CISO Circles and cultivating a security culture.

872

Pop goes the developer. [Research Saturday]

873

High stakes for high tech: California's AI safety regulations take center stage.

874

Crime, compliance, and controversy.

875

From screen share to spyware.

876

Cyber revolt or just digital ruckus?

877

From secret chats to public spats.

878

Ellen Sundra: Actions speak louder than words. [Engineering] [Career Notes]

879

Quantum-proof and ready: NIST unveils the future of encryption. [Special Edition]

880

MaaS infrastructure exposed. [Research Saturday]

881

Hackers strike LiteSpeed cache again.

882

Almost letting hackers rule the web.

883

Cyberattack cripples major American chipmaker.

884

Cybersecurity on the ballot.

885

Mic, camera, and more at risk.

886

Robert Lee: Keeping the lights on. [ICS] [Career Notes]

887

Essential tools with critical security challenges. [Research Saturday]

888

Demo-lition derby: iVerify and Google clash over pixel app pitfalls.

889

Weeding out 'worms' for Window's users.

890

A health bot’s security slip-up.

891

From dispossessor to disposed.

892

Solution Spotlight: Simone Petrella talking with Lee Parrish, CISO of Newell Brands, about his book and security relationship management. [Special Edition]

893

Confidential or compromised?

894

What does materiality mean exactly?

895

Andrea Little Limbago: Look at the intersection of the of humans and technology. [Social Science]

896

Prompts gone rogue. [Research Saturday]

897

The 18-year stowaway.

898

Cybersecurity leaders gear up for the ultimate test.

899

When updates attack.

900

Cyberattack calls for an early dismissal.