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New Chaos malware spreads over multiple architectures

Tech Republic Security

A new malware named Chaos raises concerns as it spreads on multiple architectures and operating systems. The post New Chaos malware spreads over multiple architectures appeared first on TechRepublic.

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Why You Need to Get on the Zero Trust Network Access Express Lane

CIO Business Intelligence

The biggest risk with VPNs is that malware can get into a user’s system, effortlessly ride the VPN and potentially infect the entire enterprise. VPNs typically don’t scan for viruses or other malware. And devices are scrutinized for operating system version, apps, patching status, serial number, and disk size.

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An Edge Vision for the Metaverse

CIO Business Intelligence

After all, you wouldn’t want your haptic glove to misbehave in the metaverse or your autonomous vehicle sensors to be hijacked by malware. Operating Systems for the edge. Separating system and application spaces is already gaining followers for immutable Linux operating systems – even in consumer devices.

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Fixed wireless access (FWA) is a secure networking option

CIO Business Intelligence

However, outdated operating systems can be more vulnerable to security risks because they may lack the latest security updates and patches, serving as an entry point for hackers to infiltrate networks. What is fixed wireless access?

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Technology Short Take 151

Scott Lowe

Chris Evans revisits the discussion regarding Arm processor architectures in the public cloud. And, speaking of Arm processor architectures in the public cloud, here’s another look at Amazon’s Graviton2 and Graviton3 chips, as discussed in a pair of re:Invent talks. Cross-platform malware. ” and “faker.js”

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Technology Short Take 144

Scott Lowe

This is an interesting deep dive into Intel’s “Ice Lake” Xeon SP architecture. Sentinel Labs outlines a major malware push that is bypassing Apple’s malware protections. Operating Systems/Applications. (And since Kevin didn’t define TDP—shame, shame!—see Upgrading to Go 1.17

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Technology Short Take 144

Scott Lowe

This is an interesting deep dive into Intel’s “Ice Lake” Xeon SP architecture. Sentinel Labs outlines a major malware push that is bypassing Apple’s malware protections. Operating Systems/Applications. (And since Kevin didn’t define TDP—shame, shame!—see Upgrading to Go 1.17

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