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Kate Tenerowicz

Intern at ReversingLabs. Kate assists with editorial at RL, writing blogs, doing research, managing social media, as well as other content functions. She is entering her fourth year at the University of St Andrews, studying Art History and Ancient History. She is also working on her dissertation on Safavid paintings.

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June 11, 2024

Verizon DBIR 2024: The rise in software supply chain attacks explained

Verizon's DBIR marked a dramatic shift in threats. Learn about it from Verizon — and how to get ahead of software supply chain risk — in the Webinar.

August 30, 2023

10 Hacker Summer Camp speakers to follow year-round

Why does expert cybersecurity knowledge sharing have to stop in Las Vegas? Follow these top speakers year-round.

August 17, 2023

The Week in Security: Researchers hack 'unbreakable' card-shuffling hardware, Discord.io shut after breach

This week: Ocean's 1337, anyone? After a popular card shuffling machine was declared secure and unbreakable, security researchers from IOActive decided to take a closer look. What they found may (not) surprise you! Also: a vulnerability could be behind a breach that spilled info on more than 700,000 Discord users.

August 10, 2023

The Week in Security: Cloudflare Tunnels abuse ramps up, U.K. voter data exposed

This week: Hackers are increasingly abusing Cloudflare Tunnels for nefarious purposes. Also: Britons' data exposed in an Electoral Commission cyberattack.

August 3, 2023

The Week in Security: Malware gives remote access to air-gapped devices, cyber attackers target Italy

This week: Hackers use new malware to gain remote access to air-gapped devices. Also: Cybercriminals are using WikiLoader to attack Italian organizations.

July 27, 2023

The Week in Security: North Korean APT targets developers, this Barbie is a cybercriminal

This week: North Korean APT group targets developers via GitHub. Also: This Barbie is a cybercriminal.

July 20, 2023

The Week in Security: Google Cloud Build permissions can be poisoned, WormGPT weaponizes AI

Researchers find Google Cloud Build permissions can be used to poison production environments, and a new AI model enables sophisticated phishing attacks.

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Verizon DBIR 2024: The rise in software supply chain attacks explained

10 Hacker Summer Camp speakers to follow year-round

The Week in Security: Researchers hack 'unbreakable' card-shuffling hardware, Discord.io shut after breach

The Week in Security: Cloudflare Tunnels abuse ramps up, U.K. voter data exposed

The Week in Security: Malware gives remote access to air-gapped devices, cyber attackers target Italy

The Week in Security: North Korean APT targets developers, this Barbie is a cybercriminal

The Week in Security: Google Cloud Build permissions can be poisoned, WormGPT weaponizes AI

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