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Newly Patched Alexa Flaws a Red Flag for Home Workers Alexa could serve as an entry point to home and corporate networks. Security experts point to the need for manufacturers to work closely with enterprise security teams to spot and shut down IoT device flaws. Fuzzing Services Help Push Technology into DevOps Pipeline As part of a continuous testing approach, fuzzing has evolved to provide in-depth code checks for unknown vulnerabilities before deployment. Sophisticated P2P Botnet Targeting SSH Servers 'FritzFrog' is fileless, uses its own proprietary P2P implementation, and has breached at least 500 servers so far, Guardicore says. ICS Vulnerability Reports Rapidly Rise More scrutiny of products for industrial control systems is expected to expose even more weaknesses in devices that run critical infrastructure. Stolen Data: The Gift That Keeps on Giving Users regularly reuse logins and passwords, and data thieves are leveraging that reality to breach multiple accounts. CISA Warns of New RAT Aimed at US Defense Contractors Hidden Cobra, an APT group associated with the government of North Korea, is thought to be behind the campaign. MORE NEWS & COMMENTARY


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