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Want to build more secure software? Follow these key memory safe language tips from CISA
Are you still patching buffer overflows? It’s time to switch to a memory safe language (MSL) — and security agencies have released a report with plenty of advice to help make the switch. Memory safety vulnerabilities are flaws caused by software incorrectly using memory — such as buffer overflows, use-after-free allocations, and other memory bugs — and they’ve long been…
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Cyber professionals call for a ‘strategic pause’ on AI adoption as teams left scrambling to secure tools
More than a third of security leaders and practitioners admit that generative AI is moving faster than their teams can manage. Almost half (48%) told penetration testing firm Cobalt that they’d like to have a ‘strategic pause’ to recalibrate their defenses against generative AI-driven threats – something they know they’re not likely to get. More than seven-in-ten (72%) cited generative…
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A guide to secure your X account
Want to know how to change privacy settings on X (formerly Twitter)? Many people enjoy using X for personal or professional reasons, but they don’t always know how to make their Twitter secure. Following Elon Musk’s changes, Twitter’s privacy and security settings became more confusing, especially for users switching between iPhone, Android, and desktop. That’s where our Twitter privacy settings…
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Paypal vs Venmo security: Which is more secure?
PayPal vs Venmo: Which is more secure? Choosing an online payment service isn’t just about convenience. Whether you’re paying for online shopping or accepting payments from clients, you should know whether PayPal or Venmo is more secure. People often ask us: Is PayPal safe? (And is Venmo safe?) In this guide, we’ve answered these critical payment app security questions. Our…
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New Secure Boot flaw lets attackers install bootkit malware, patch now
Security researchers have disclosed a new Secure Boot bypass tracked as CVE-2025-3052 that can be used to turn off security on PCs and servers and install bootkit malware. The flaw affects nearly every system that trusts Microsoft’s “UEFI CA 2011” certificate, which is pretty much all hardware that supports Secure Boot. Binarly researcher Alex Matrosov discovered the CVE-2025-3052 flaw after finding…
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Read This Before Buying a HomeKit Secure Video Camera
Are you looking at picking up a HomeKit Secure Video camera? Here are a few things I wish I knew before setting up my first HomeKit Secure Video camera, and the things I’ll keep in mind as I continue to outfit my home with security cameras. HomeKit Secure Video Is Available With a Subscription Only Apple saw an opportunity with…
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Two-Factor Authentication Can Fail You, but You Can Make It More Secure
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a great way to boost the security of your accounts. But even with that added layer of security, malicious actors are finding ways to break in. So-called adversary-in-the-middle attacks take advantage of weaker authentication methods to access accounts. Your two-factor and multi-factor authentication (MFA) may be weak, but, luckily, there’s something you can do about it.…
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Want to supercharge your vibe coding skills? Here are the best AI models developers can use to generate secure code
Vibe coding has become the latest big trend in software development, with devs ramping up the use of AI tools to automate code generation. But new research shows this can yield decidedly insecure code, raising questions over what the best options are for developers jumping on the bandwagon. Application security firm Backslash Security tested seven current versions of OpenAI’s GPT,…
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How to Secure Your Email Against Malware Threats
Cybercriminals launch sophisticated attacks through email daily, putting your personal information, finances, and digital life at risk. But don’t panic – you’re about to become your own best line of defense. This guide will give you the knowledge and tools to identify, block, and eliminate email-based malware threats. Whether you’re a tech novice or a seasoned internet user, these actionable…
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How to enable Secure Boot on Windows 11
On Windows 11, you can enable Secure Boot to enhance the security of the boot process of your computer, and in this guide, I’ll explain the steps to complete this configuration. Although Microsoft recommends using Secure Boot on Windows 11, it’s not a requirement to run the operating system. As a result, the feature may be enabled or disabled on…
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