Looking for vulnerabilities, securing systems or dismantling them, these are all viable career paths in the cybersecurity industry. Could one of them be right for you?
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The last three weeks have seen a bumper crop of patches for zero-day bugs across software from Google, Apple and Microsoft
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Backdoor authors show deep knowledge of the targeted POS software, decrypting database passwords from Windows registry values
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The second Tuesday of the month brings another fresh batch of fixes for security vulnerabilities in various Microsoft products
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Sharing is caring – except when it isn’t. Here’s why you shouldn’t share your password for online media services with other people.
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The cache of data sitting wide open on a server included full names, national ID numbers and credit card data
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Could a career in cybersecurity be right for you? – Google discloses a zero-day bug in Windows – Video game maker Capcom suffers a breach
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The vulnerabilities, which are all being abused for targeted attacks, affect a long list of devices
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The developer of popular video game franchises took swift action to prevent the attack from spreading further across its systems
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The updates come on the heels of news of attacks exploiting another zero-day in Chrome in tandem with a previously-unknown Windows flaw
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