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The open-source Apache Web Server project has patched six flaws in the new 2.4.39 update, including a critical issue that could potentially put cloud and shared web hosting providers at risk.
The Xen Project is continuing to enhance performance and boost security in its latest open-source hypervisor release.
VIDEOeWEEK VIDEO: McAfee CTO Steve Grobman provides insight into why artificial intelligence is more than just a buzzword - it's the foundation for improved cyber-security outcomes.
Cloudflare is using the next generation Quic internet protocol and the open-source Wireguard VPN project as a base to build an advanced internet security service that could one day challenge incumbents in the multi-billion dollar enterprise VPN space.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Security researchers report that the Intel VISA chips can be exploited to expose information from signals that pass through the system boards of some computers.
Having the right access control in place for authorized systems and individuals is a critical part of any modern computing platform. When Cruise Automation didn't quite get the all the capabilities it needed from within the open-source Kubernetes project, it went out and built its own open-source...
SECURITY ANALYSIS: The ASUS supply chain attack known as ShadowHammer could have been found before it infected computers if security managers had known what to look for.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Overcoming enormous pre-show hurdles, asset management vendor Axonius won the RSA Conference 2019’s Innovation Sandbox. Duality’s collaboration platform rides homomorphic encryption to a second-place finish.
eWEEK DATA POINTS: According to the latest Norton LifeLock Cyber Safety Insights Report, Americans are worried about privacy but are still willing to accept risks.
NEWS ANALYSIS: Senior White House staff members are only the latest folks to confuse encrypted communications with something that’s safe.
Kaspersky Lab researchers disclose that the Asus Live Update tool was exploited, enabling attackers to deploy malware on end-user systems.
Apple's iOS 12.2 and macOS Mojave 10.14.4 updates provide a long list of fixes, including multiple patches for issues where a vulnerability could potentially enable an attacker to listen in on a user's device without user knowledge.
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How BlackBerry Has Become a Cyber-Security Player
eWEEK VIDEO: BlackBerry CTO Charles Eagan explains where his company's cyber-security efforts are headed and why, after 35 years and many technological changes, BlackBerry is fundamentally on...
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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