Researchers reveal a vulnerability allowing attackers to exploit System Management Mode using extended interrupts, raising security concerns for modern CPUs.
Exploiting System Management Mode With A Very Long Interrupt
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Georgia Police Officers Fired After Flock Camera Misuse
Two Georgia police officers have been terminated after misuse of Flock surveillance cameras, raising concerns over privacy and accountability.
Why Backup NAS Strategy Matters Even When Cloud Storage Exists
A solid NAS backup strategy remains crucial even with cloud storage, ensuring your data’s safety and accessibility when emergencies strike or cloud access fails.
BSides Hanoi 2026: No Human | Attack & Defense – VnEconomy
BSides Hanoi 2026 hosted a cybersecurity event focused on autonomous attack and defense systems, emphasizing AI-driven cybersecurity strategies.
Timeline Of The OpenAI Accidental Attack Against Hugging Face
A detailed timeline of the accidental security breach by OpenAI targeting Hugging Face, including confirmed facts and ongoing uncertainties.
Fastmail Offers EU Data Region
Fastmail now offers a dedicated data region within the EU, improving data privacy and compliance for European users.
Hardware Backdoors In Some X86 CPUs
Security researchers reveal hardware backdoors in certain x86 processors, raising concerns over potential covert access and data security risks.
US Military’s Cyber Command Unit Grapples With Cluster Of Deaths By Suicide
US Cyber Command reports a concerning increase in suicides among its personnel, prompting internal reviews and calls for mental health support.
Salem Brought A Guillotine To Oppose New Data Center. Company Reps Left, Feeling “Unsafe”.
Salem residents protested against a new data center by bringing a guillotine, prompting company representatives to leave due to safety concerns.
Nairobi Court Approves Extradition Of Three Kenyans To The U.S. Over Cybercrime Charges – Citizen.digital
A Nairobi court has approved the extradition of three Kenyans to the U.S. to face cybercrime charges, marking a significant legal development in international cybercrime cooperation.
