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Sneaky hackers {sic} use Intel management tools to bypass Windows firewall
the network traffic that AMT uses is handled entirely within AMT itself. That traffic never gets passed up to the operating system's own IP stack and, as such, is invisible to the operating system's own firewall or other network monitoring software.
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Linux Mint-powered MintBox 2 has security vulnerability -- needs Microsoft Windows to fix it
Fit-PC, the maker of the computer, explains the vulnerability by saying, "In case an affected model is exposed to malicious software running inside the operating system, the malicious software is able to read or write to Flash memory storing BIOS and Intel ME firmware and may corrupt or alter them."
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Cyber security can make or break mergers: study
Cyber security concerns rank high on the list when corporates and private equity firms consider mergers and acquisitions of software companies, according to a survey conducted by the legal firm West Monroe Partners and Mergermarket, an intelligence tool used for tracking mergers and acquisitions.
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Imunify360’s Artificial Intelligence Secures Linux Web Servers At No Cost For Nonprofits
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