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Leaked Nvidia Code-Signing Certificate Now Being Used by Malware
By Mark Tyson published
Among all the sensitive hardware and driver data spilled by hacking extortion group Lapsus$, there were some expired but still usable Nvidia code-signing certificates.
Nvidia Hackers Allegedly Leak Credentials for 71,000 Employees
By Brandon Hill published
Lapsus$ has leaked email addresses and NTLM password hashes for Nvidia employees.
Microsoft Confirms Windows Wiping Tool Leaves User Data on Disk (Updated)
By Mark Tyson published
After a Reset or Wipe on affected Windows PCs, personal files are left behind in Windows.old, including unencrypted Bitlocker data and OneDrive synced files.
Arm Morello SoC Marks Major Milestone
By Mark Tyson published
Prototype Arm Morello SoC uses CHERI architectural extensions to define next gen security.
BusKill USB Cable Now Available: A PC Kill Switch for Data Protection
By Anton Shilov published
Full BusKill Kit now available for $99.99.
Intel's Secret Costa Rica Facility is a Monument to Security Research
By Francisco Pires published
Legacy technologies have a very long support tail after all.
Intel Low-power Chips Hit by New Security Flaw
By Ian Evenden published
A flaw in Intel's low-power chips has been disclosed which sees a debug mode exploited to access security keys.
Researchers Bake Malware Protection Directly Into SSDs
By Francisco Pires published
An international team of researchers has developed a firmware solution to the ransomware problem, detecting and stopping malicious activity on your SSD before its contents are lost to criminals.
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