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Meltdown-Spectre flaws: We've found new attack variants, say researchers
Researchers have developed a tool to uncover new ways of attacking the Meltdown and Spectre CPU side-channel flaws, which may force chipmakers like Intel to re-examine already difficult hardware mitigations.
The tool allowed the researchers to synthesize a software-attack based on a description of a CPU's microarchitecture and an execution pattern that could be attacked.
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Security updates for Friday
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How ZeroFox Protects Enterprise Social Media From Cyber-Attackers
Social media is widely used by individuals and enterprises today and is often also unfortunately widely used by cyber-attackers. How can organizations protect their social media assets? That's a challenge that multiple vendors are now tackling, including ZeroFox.
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Container security fundamentals: 5 things to know
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