SolarWinds supply chain attack compromises US government agencies
13 Dec 2020
SolarWinds confirms its Orion software updates were trojanised, giving attackers access to US agencies and many other organisations.
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SolarWinds confirms its Orion software updates were trojanised, giving attackers access to US agencies and many other organisations.
DeepMind’s AlphaFold predicts protein structures with accuracy that CASP organisers say largely solves a 50-year-old challenge in biology.
NATO issues C-M(2002)49-REV1, a revised Security Policy setting minimum standards for protecting NATO classified information, including by contractors.
NIST has published a major revision of its security and privacy control catalogue.
Garmin suffers a multi-day global outage of its fitness and aviation services, reported to be caused by WastedLocker ransomware.
Attackers take over 130 Twitter accounts, including those of Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Elon Musk, to promote a bitcoin scam.
OpenAI launches a private beta API giving developers access to its GPT-3 language models, its first commercial product.
The International Medical Device Regulators Forum publishes N60, Principles and Practices for Medical Device Cybersecurity, a shared lifecycle approach for regulators and manufacturers.
Reports reveal the CIA and West German intelligence secretly owned Swiss firm Crypto AG and rigged its encryption devices for decades.
A New York Times investigation reveals Clearview AI, whose face search tool built from billions of scraped photos is used by US police.
Currency exchange firm Travelex takes its systems offline after a New Year’s Eve ransomware attack, disrupting services for UK banks.
The second edition of the business continuity management system standard has been published.