Two new bugs in macOS and iOS add to the growing list of zero-days the company has rushed to patch over the past year.
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 April 04, 2022
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Apple's Zero-Day Woes Continue
Two new bugs in macOS and iOS disclosed this week add to the growing list of zero-days the company has rushed to patch over the past year.
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Even the NSA has a malicious insider problem. The employee used his personal emails to send classified data to unauthorized outsiders on 13 different occasions.
More Than Ever, Security Matters
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Here's how IT teams and decision-makers can step up to support the workforce. Creating a culture of feedback and introducing automation can mitigate burnout, inspire employees, and reduce turnover.

Companies Going to Greater Lengths to Hire Cybersecurity Staff
The cybersecurity market is red-hot. But with so many still-unfilled positions, companies may be more willing to bend or break some hiring rules.

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Spring Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability in Framework and Spring Boot
The exploit requires a specific nonstandard configuration to work, limiting the danger it poses, but future research could turn up more broadly usable attacks.
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What You Need to Know About PCI DSS 4.0's New Requirements
The updated security payment standard's goal is to “address emerging threats and technologies and enable innovative methods to combat new threats” to customer payment information, the PCI Security Standards Council says.
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