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2023-11-27 16:15:00 | Tao Thomsen et l'effort pour sauvegarder ce qui rend l'Ukraine unique ukrainien Tao Thomsen and the effort to back up what makes Ukraine uniquely Ukrainian (lien direct) |
Depuis le début de l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie, les représentants du gouvernement, les organisations de médias indépendantes et les organisations à but non lucratif ont accusé la Russie d'avoir délibérément ciblé les églises et les bibliothèques et pillé ses musées les plus importants.La destruction intentionnelle du patrimoine culturel est un crime de guerre, et les Ukrainiens disent que ce n'est rien de moins qu'une tentative d'effacement de ce qui fait de l'Ukraine
Since the beginning of Russia\'s invasion of Ukraine, government officials, independent media organizations, and nonprofits have accused Russia of deliberately targeting churches and libraries and looting its most important museums. The intentional destruction of cultural heritage is a war crime, and Ukrainians say this is nothing less than an attempt to erase what makes Ukraine |
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2023-10-25 12:30:00 | Sauver le patrimoine culturel de l'Ukraine \\ avec un clic Saving Ukraine\\'s cultural heritage with a click (lien direct) |
La vie de Tetiana Shyshova a semblé tourner autour des Suns jumeaux de Chernihiv et de la ville |
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2023-05-16 09:38:07 | MariaDB CEO: People who want things free also want to have very nice vacations (lien direct) | L'ancienne fourche MySQL lance Attack on Hyperscaler les services de base de données avec la prise en charge de plusieurs frontaux Mariadb est confronté à la réalité de devenir une société de logiciels adulte.Après ses débuts en bourse à la fin de l'année dernière, il doit trouver un équilibre entre les exigences des investisseurs et son patrimoine dans le mouvement des logiciels open source, le PDG Michael Howard a déclaré à le registre .…
Former MySQL fork launches attack on hyperscaler database services with support for multiple front ends MariaDB is facing up to the reality of becoming a grown-up software company. Following its stock market debut late last year, it must strike a balance between the demands of investors and its heritage in the open source software movement, CEO Michael Howard told The Register.… |
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2023-02-13 15:27:37 | 13th February – Threat Intelligence Report (lien direct) | >For the latest discoveries in cyber research for the week of 13th February, please download our Threat_Intelligence Bulletin TOP ATTACKS AND BREACHES The California cities of Oakland and Modesto have been targeted by ransomware attacks, disrupting services in the former and the police network in the latter. Also in California, healthcare company 'Heritage Provider Network' […] | Ransomware Threat | Heritage | ★★ |
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2023-02-10 19:45:08 | December ransomware attack leads to massive data breach from California health network (lien direct) |  Facilities within California's Heritage Provider Network reported a data breach related to a ransomware attack in December |
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2023-02-10 12:36:22 | California medical group data breach impacts 3.3 million patients (lien direct) | Multiple medical groups in the Heritage Provider Network in California have suffered a ransomware attack, exposing sensitive patient information to cybercriminals. [...] | Ransomware Data Breach Medical | Heritage Heritage | ★★★ |
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2022-11-18 07:29:56 | Devenez Grec, Romain, Viking, Punk… et voyagez à travers l\'espace et le temps (lien direct) | Vous le savez, j’aime beaucoup les systèmes de génération d’images à base d’IA et aujourd’hui, je vous invite à tester cette page de MyHeritage qui permet à partir d’une poignée de photo, de vous emmener en voyage à travers l’histoire. En effet, le service est capable de vous transporter à … Suite | Heritage | ||
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2022-10-23 16:05:58 | The RISC Deprogrammer (lien direct) | I should write up a larger technical document on this, but in the meanwhile is this short (-ish) blogpost. Everything you know about RISC is wrong. It's some weird nerd cult. Techies frequently mention RISC in conversation, with other techies nodding their head in agreement, but it's all wrong. Somehow everyone has been mind controlled to believe in wrong concepts.An example is this recent blogpost which starts out saying that "RISC is a set of design principles". No, it wasn't. Let's start from this sort of viewpoint to discuss this odd cult.What is RISC?Because of the march of Moore's Law, every year, more and more parts of a computer could be included onto a single chip. When chip densities reached the point where we could almost fit an entire computer on a chip, designers made tradeoffs, discarding unimportant stuff to make the fit happen. They made tradeoffs, deciding what needed to be included, what needed to change, and what needed to be discarded.RISC is a set of creative tradeoffs, meaningful at the time (early 1980s), but which were meaningless by the late 1990s.The interesting parts of CPU evolution are the three decades from 1964 with IBM's System/360 mainframe and 2007 with Apple's iPhone. The issue was a 32-bit core with memory-protection allowing isolation among different programs with virtual memory. These were real computers, from the modern perspective: real computers have at least 32-bit and an MMU (memory management unit).The year 1975 saw the release of Intel 8080 and MOS 6502, but these were 8-bit systems without memory protection. This was at the point of Moore's Law where we could get a useful CPU onto a single chip.In the year 1977 we saw DEC release it's VAX minicomputer, having a 32-bit CPU w/ MMU. Real computing had moved from insanely expensive mainframes filling entire rooms to less expensive devices that merely filled a rack. But the VAX was way too big to fit onto a chip at this time.The real interesting evolution of real computing happened in 1980 with Motorola's 68000 (aka. 68k) processor, essentially the first microprocessor that supported real computing.But this comes with caveats. Making microprocessor required creative work to decide what wasn't included. In the case of the 68k, it had only a 16-bit ALU. This meant adding two 32-bit registers required passing them twice through the ALU, adding each half separately. Because of this, many call the 68k a 16-bit rather than 32-bit microprocessor.More importantly, only the lower 24-bits of the registers were valid for memory addresses. Since it's memory addressing that makes a real computer "real", this is the more important measure. But 24-bits allows for 16-megabytes of memory, which is all that anybody could afford to include in a computer anyway. It was more than enough to run a real operating system like Unix. In contrast, 16-bit processors could only address 64-kilobytes of memory, and weren't really practical for real computing.The 68k didn't come with a MMU, but it allowed an extra MMU chip. Thus, the early 1980s saw an explosion of workstations and servers consisting of a 68k and an MMU. The most famous was Sun Microsystems launched in 1982, with their own custom designed MMU chip.Sun and its competitors transformed the industry running Unix. Many point to IBM's PC from 1982 as the transformative moment in computer history, but these were non-real 16-bit systems that struggled with more than 64k of memory. IBM PC computers wouldn't become real until 1993 with Microsoft's Windows NT, supporting full 32-bits, memory-protection, and pre-emptive multitasking.But except for Windows itself, the rest of computing is dominated by the Unix heritage. The phone in your hand, whether Android or iPhone, is a Unix compu | Guideline | Heritage | |
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2022-08-08 11:54:02 | We found out what MSSPs really want. But why did we want to know? (lien direct) | >by Matthew Rhodes, Regional Director for MSSP & Consulting PartnersWhen I joined Logpoint back in October 2021 one constant was the notion of “Danish Heritage” and the relationship to Logpoint's company valuesThis led me into researching Danish heritage. I came across “hygge”, a fashionable phrase around the world, the idea of inner warmth and comfort. [...] | Heritage | ★★ | |
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2022-05-19 20:16:17 | Capital One recognizes Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (lien direct) | The bank giant highlights professional development initiatives in its Origins business resource group. | Heritage Heritage | ||
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2022-05-09 17:15:09 | CVE-2022-22481 (lien direct) | IBM Navigator for i 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4 (heritage version) could allow a remote attacker to obtain access to the web interface without valid credentials. By modifying the sign on request, an attacker can gain visibility to the fully qualified domain name of the target system and the navigator tasks page, however they do not gain the ability to perform those tasks on the system or see any specific system data. IBM X-Force ID: 225899. | Heritage | ★★★★ | |
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2022-02-28 19:11:39 | Climate change is expected to hit heritage sites across Africa (lien direct) | Research sheds light on the future of floods at culturally important sites. | Heritage Heritage | ||
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2021-10-12 15:00:32 | 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month Pt. 5: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope (lien direct) | 
We're closing McAfee Enterprise's Hispanic Heritage Month with Solutions Architect, Gus Arias. Read the full interview below to see how...
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2021-10-11 15:00:09 | 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month Pt. 4: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope (lien direct) |
Although Hispanic Heritage Month is coming to an end on October 15th, it doesn't mean we have to stop celebrating...
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2021-10-07 15:00:38 | 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month Pt. 3: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope (lien direct) |
Did you know, the timing of Hispanic Heritage Month coincides with the Independence Day celebrations of several Latin American nations?...
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2021-10-05 15:00:19 | 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month Pt. 2: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope (lien direct) |
The nationally recognized Hispanic Heritage Month grew out of a desire to educate people all over the country about the...
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2021-10-04 18:25:59 | 2021 Hispanic Heritage Month Pt. 1: A Celebration of Hispanic Heritage and Hope (lien direct) |
Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15th to October 15th, by celebrating the contributions and importance...
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2021-06-02 10:00:00 | Introducing AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors (lien direct) | As environments evolve and cybercriminals become more sophisticated, threat detection and response is becoming increasingly complex. While some organizations are turning to a fully managed detection and response solution, many others with established internal security teams are looking for additional support and expert guidance, while still keeping their program in-house. Our new service, AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors, is the middle-ground solution customers are looking for. USM Anywhere Advisors By combining USM Anywhere, our industry-leading threat detection and response solution, with AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors, companies gain centralized visibility into their entire environment and reactive security support from our expert AT&T Cybersecurity Consultants when additional assistance is needed. Basically, AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors serve as an extension of your in-house staff, providing reactive security support and helping with day-to-day operations while allowing your security team to learn industry best practices and the latest techniques for threat detection and incident response from our cybersecurity experts. The AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors’ reactive incident response services help to identify and triage potential security incidents within your environment. Based on their security expertise, the team evaluates your environment for signs of suspicious activity that have been missed by existing security controls and that could potentially impact confidentiality, integrity, and availability of your environment. When an incident occurs, the team is available to help investigate and deliver an analysis of findings and recommendations for remediation or further investigation. This solution allows you to maintain control of your environment, while gaining a comprehensive security platform for threat detection and response and support for your staff from a team of cybersecurity experts, without having to onboard multiple tools or new employees. With this service, we can help take some of the burden off your existing security team without the cost and complexity of bringing on additional staff. How does it work? AT&T USM Anywhere Advisors work with your internal team to help improve your security posture and help you get the most out of USM Anywhere. The reactive support is available for a pre-defined set of hours each month, ranging from 4-40 hours. When support is needed, your team can call or send an email to engage the team. The hours can be used to help with a range of security operation activities from platform tuning to incident investigation and response. Platform onboarding and tuning includes general tuning, sensor deployment, enabling asset discovery, AlienApp configuration, and more. During an investigation, the USM Anywhere Advisors will investigate your environment for indicators of compromise to determine if rogue users or malicious actors have gained a foothold in your environment. The team will begin each investigation by evaluating all actionable alarms and events in USM Anywhere and creating a specific hypothesis. If all of the required information is not available, they will work with your team to identify any additional systems, applications, and networks to include in the scope of the investigation. The team will utilize the Investigations feature in USM Anywhere to track all investigative activities, including initial detection and response, data collection, data analysis, and impact analysis and reporting. Gain a trusted advisor Our USM Anywhere Advisors team consists of highly trained AT&T Cybersecurity Consultants with over 90 industry-recognized security certifications among them. AT&T Cybersecurity Consulting has a heritage of delivering quality technology and business consulting to companies of all sizes and across industries. Based on their experience, these consultants deliver a vast catalog of services, including strategic planning, architecture and design, and integration and | Threat Guideline | Heritage Heritage | |
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2021-05-10 13:00:00 | Ann Takamaki From Persona 5 Was Exactly Who I Needed to See (lien direct) | My community wasn't always accepting of my mixed Asian heritage. Turns out, neither was Ann's. | Heritage | ★★★ | |
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2021-03-04 08:00:00 | Donnez vie à de vieilles photos en les animant a.k.a. " des gens morts vous sourient " (lien direct) | Si vous avez d’anciennes photos de vos ancêtres (pas forcement gaulois) et que vous voulez leur donner vie, le service MyHeritage propose une fonctionnalité baptisée Deep Nostalgia qui est capable d’animer le visage de gens morts depuis bien longtemps, même avant les frères Lumière. Vous allez voir, ça peut être … Suite | Heritage | ||
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2021-01-15 17:59:45 | Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.\'s Legacy with McAfee\'s African Heritage Community (lien direct) | 
Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. King diligently dedicated his life to dismantling systemic racism affecting marginalized groups and leading a peaceful movement to promote equality for all Americans, irrespective of color and creed. He leaves behind a legacy of courage, strength, perseverance, and a life-long dedication […]
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2020-10-06 19:23:20 | Celebrating multi-national cultures this Hispanic Heritage Month (lien direct) | 
Do you know the difference between Hispanic and Latino? What about the traditions that are important parts of the Hispanic culture? Or beloved Spanish or Portuguese phrases that don't come across in English? McAfee's team spans 45 countries, making us a team rich in cultural diversity. We are always learning more about each other and […]
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2020-01-31 14:00:00 | A new twist on “Parental consent” (lien direct) |
An independent guest blogger wrote this blog.
I was at breakfast the other day with some family friends, and the topic of genealogy came up. Over the past few years, various sites have sprouted up that offer to trace your origins all the way back in time; in some cases, all the way back to the eras of early human development. One of my favorite authors has actually written a book about the results of his test.
The idea behind the test is simple. You order a “kit” online, and when the kit arrives, all you have to do is dribble into a test tube, seal it up with your information, and send it on its way and await the results.
While I was at breakfast with my friends, they were discussing how they were going to send away for their kit to trace their origins. To their knowledge, they were 100% certain of their purely Greek heritage, with no deviations from the bloodlines. It would be fascinating to see if they are distant relatives of some of the great thinkers in human history. This is remarkable, as I cannot boast of such “purity” due to my mutt-like family history.
All was not well with their plan, however. Their son objected to the idea of them participating in what he considered pure folly. He was not so concerned about his past; he was more concerned with his future. He has serious apprehension about the privacy surrounding these tests, as well as the future implications for his life.
I thought about his concern, and he has a valid point. A review of the privacy policy of one of the most popular genealogy sites does nothing to relieve this fear. While they clearly state that they will never share information with an insurance company or medical office, they are, however, legally required to share information if requested by a legitimate law enforcement organization. There is also a warning that “in the event of a breach”, the information may become public knowledge.
Perhaps my young friend has a point? We have seen in the past how data can escape even the most secure organizations. It is one thing to lose control of our financial information, such as our social security numbers. However, what is the remedy if our genetic information becomes public? In this age where we are creating new identification and authentication methods, have we contemplated the future risks of such an event?
The interesting twist here is that we always caution our children to seek parental consent for something as simple as a school trip, or a movie with questionable content. We have childproof caps on all medications, and we worry about our children’s use of social media.
What should we call this new world, where we should seek the consent of our offspring before we responsible adults do something that may affect them in an unknown future? There isn’t even a word in the lexicon for this new phenomenon. Since they are the fruit of our loins, perhaps we can call it “Loinal consent”? Some things may be best if they remain non-public.
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2020-01-10 10:01:19 | 300 without jobs because Company shuts down of ransomware (lien direct) | An Arkansas-based telemarketing firm sent home more than 300 employees and told them to find new jobs after IT recovery efforts didn’t go according to plan following a ransomware incident that took place at the start of October 2019. Employees of Sherwood-based telemarketing firm The Heritage Company were notified of the decision just days before […] | Ransomware | Heritage | |
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2020-01-06 12:10:44 | Company Told Employees to Seek Other Work After Ransomware Attack (lien direct) | A marketing agency told its employees that they were free to seek other employment after suffering a ransomware infection. On January 2nd, the Heritage Company released a statement in which it explained that it had made some progress in its recovery efforts following a ransomware attack. The company qualified this statement, however, by stating that […]… Read More | Ransomware | Heritage | |
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2019-12-24 12:09:29 | Marketing Agency Temporarily Halts Operations after Ransomware Attack (lien direct) | A marketing agency announced just days before Christmas that it would be temporarily suspending operations as it works to recover from a ransomware attack. Sandra Franecke, CEO of the Heritage Company, sent a letter to employees that the company would temporarily be suspending its operations. She went on to ask the agency’s more than 300 […]… Read More | Ransomware | Heritage | |
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2019-11-02 11:00:00 | Need to Run Errands *Really* Quickly? Try This Lamborghini SUV (lien direct) | That is, if you have $200,000. With the Urus, Lamborghini joins the rush to luxury SUVs, while staying true to its sports-car heritage. | Heritage | ||
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2019-10-26 13:00:00 | Basepaws\' $99 Cat DNA Test Tells You What\'s Truly Wrong With Your Cat (lien direct) | Why is your cat such a freak? This at-home DNA test can't tell you that, but it can reveal some information about its health and heritage. | Heritage | ||
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2019-03-26 14:50:02 | Ferrari Built the Track-Slaying P80/C for a Single Customer (lien direct) | The unnamed buyer spent *dio* knows how much on a hypercar that oozes with Ferrari heritage but blazes around corners. | Heritage | ★★★★ | |
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2019-01-08 14:00:00 | 2018 Sees Record Number of Online Retail Data Breaches (lien direct) | During the holiday season people logged on to make purchases through online retailers, like no other time of the year. While there was significant growth in many segments of society on a global scale in 2018, we also saw a significant increase in online retail breaches where personally identifiable information was compromised at an alarming rate. With more and more people using online services for everything from ordering perishable food products to plane tickets and hotel reservations, 2018 proved to be a huge year for online/cybercriminals. Here are some facts around some of the largest and most far-reaching retail breaches of 2018: Data breaches are on the rise, and the total number of accounts breached has become ridiculously high. A report from cybersecurity firm Shape Security showed that almost 90% of the login attempts made on online retailers' websites are hackers using stolen data. Many of these breaches were caused by flaws in payment systems that were taken advantage of by hackers. Dozens of security breaches have occurred in 2018. Many of them were caused by flaws in payment systems, either online or in stores. Data breaches are on the rise for both retailers and other businesses. These data breaches are a real danger for both companies and customers and can affect the trust shoppers have in brands. According to a study by KPMG, 19% of consumers would completely stop shopping at a retailer after a breach, and 33% would take a break from shopping there for an extended period. Example Breaches Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen Darden Restaurant announced it was notified by government officials on August 16 that it had been the victim of a cyber attack. Customers who visited Darden-owned Cheddar's Scratch Kitchen between November 3, 2017, and January 2, 2018, may have had their credit-card information stolen. Darden estimates that 567,000 payment card numbers could have been compromised. Customers affected would have visited a Cheddar's location in any one of these states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Macy's Macy's confirmed that some customers shopping online at Macys.com and Bloomingdales.com between April 26 and June 12 could have had their personal information and credit card details exposed to a third party. Macy's did not confirm exactly how many people were impacted. However, a spokesperson for the company said the breach was limited to a small group of people. Macy's said in a statement: "We have investigated the matter thoroughly, addressed the cause and, as a precaution, have implemented additional security measures. Macy's, Inc. will provide consumer protection services at no cost to those customers. We have contacted potentially impacted customers with more information about these services." Adidas Adidas announced in June& | Data Breach Threat | Heritage APT 3 | |
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2019-01-02 14:00:00 | Photo Gallery: Capturing the Everyday Horror of Dairy Farming in Germany (lien direct) | Photographer Nikita Teryoshin visited factory farms, insemination stations, and more for his series 'Hornless Heritage.' | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-07 13:21:04 | MyHeritage Breach (lien direct) | Following the news that ancestry site MyHeritage has been breached, potentially exposing the data, and in some cases the DNA details, of 92 million users, IT security experts commented below. David Emm, Principal Security Researcher at Kaspersky Lab: News of a data breach is a daily reality today. But it's rarer to hear news of a breach … The ISBuzz Post: This Post MyHeritage Breach | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-07 10:30:01 | Myheritage Has Shown How To Effectively Communicate And Investigate An Incident Post-GDPR (lien direct) | Samantha Humphries provides an insight below on the incident that 92 million MyHeritage user accounts have been compromised discussing the incident and how GDPR now comes into play for data breaches. According to reports, the genealogy website and DNA testing service suffered a data breach where the email addresses and hashed passwords of its customer database were found on … The ISBuzz Post: This Post Myheritage Has Shown How To Effectively Communicate And Investigate An Incident Post-GDPR | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-06 15:49:05 | Incident de sécurité pour 93 millions de dossiers MyHeritage (lien direct) | La société MyHeritage vient d’annoncer un problème de fuite de données concernant plus de 93 millions de dossiers clients. MyHeritage, une fuite de données pour papy, mamie, la bonne et moi ! L'un des services de généalogie les plus populaires au monde, MyHeritage, vient de déclarer avoir fait... Cet article Incident de sécurité pour 93 millions de dossiers MyHeritage est apparu en premier sur ZATAZ. | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-06 11:05:00 | 92 Million User Credentials Lost by MyHeritage (lien direct) | MyHeritage, a DNA and genealogy firm, announced Monday that the access credentials of 92 million users had been stolen. It only discovered the breach when a security researcher informed the company he had found a file named myheritage stored outside of MyHeritage. | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 21:12:03 | DNA Testing Service MyHeritage Leaks User Data of 92 Million Customers (lien direct) | An unspecified "private" server was found with the account data of users who signed up for the service, in the largest breach since Equifax last year. | Equifax Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 20:44:00 | 92 million accounts for DNA testing site MyHeritage found online (lien direct) | The company announced the exposure revealed email addresses and hashed passwords. | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 19:50:01 | Researcher Finds Credentials for 92 Million Users of DNA Testing Firm MyHeritage (lien direct) | MyHeritage, an Israeli-based genealogy and DNA testing company, disclosed today that a security researcher found on the Internet a file containing the email addresses and hashed passwords of more than 92 million of its users. | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 16:50:04 | MyHeritage data breach – 92.3 million user credential exposed (lien direct) | A security researcher discovered email addresses and hashed passwords of roughly 92.3 million Myheritage users stored on a private server outside the company. The huge trove of data was contained in a file named “,” according to the experts the information is authentic and comes from Myheritage. “Today, June 4, 2018 at approximately 1pm EST, MyHeritage's Chief […] | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 12:42:03 | MyHeritage Genealogy Site Announces Mega Breach Affecting 92 Million Accounts (lien direct) | Family genealogy and DNA testing site MyHeritage announced on Monday a security breach during which an attacker made off with account details for over 92 million MyHeritage users. [...] | Heritage | ||
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2018-06-05 11:10:05 | MyHeritage Says Over 92 Million User Accounts Have Been Compromised (lien direct) | MyHeritage, the Israel-based DNA testing service designed to investigate family history, has disclosed that the company website was breached last year by unknown attackers, who stole login credentials of its more than 92 million customers.
The company learned about the breach on June 4, 2018, after an unnamed security researcher discovered a database file named "myheritage" on a private
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2018-06-05 10:55:00 | MyHeritage Alerts Users to Data Breach (lien direct) | A researcher found email addresses and hashed passwords of nearly 92.3 million users stored on a server outside MyHeritage. | Heritage | ||
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2018-04-03 12:35:00 | (Déjà vu) Software-defined Global Network as a Service Firm Meta Networks Emerges From Stealth (lien direct) | >Meta NaaS Provides a Software-defined Virtual 'Overlay' to Existing Disjointed Physical Networks
Emerging from stealth with $10 million in seed funding led by Vertex Ventures and the BRM Group, Tel Aviv-based Meta Networks has launched Meta NaaS -- a secure software-defined virtual private network aimed at redefining the concept of distributed, cloud-employing corporate networks.
The advent of public and private cloud services and offerings, together with the growth of mobile computing and remote working, plus the tendency for most companies to combine all of these with their own on-premise resources has had one major and well-recognized effect: there is no longer a physical network perimeter that can be defined and protected. Solutions generally require point products for every device, aimed at protecting the device and its communication to other parts of the network. This rapidly becomes very complex with multiple points of possible failure.
 Meta NaaS provides a software-defined virtual 'overlay' to existing disjointed physical networks. It is user-centric, draws on the principle of zero-trust, and brings together all aspects of remote users, mobile devices, separate branch offices, on premise data centers and cloud apps within one single software-defined overlay. It creates a new perimeter in the cloud.
Like Google's BeyondCorp, the user is key. Every user device is given a unique permanent identity at the packet level, but is also given access to an always-on virtual private network (VPN). A global distribution of PoPs ensures high performance in accessing and using the VPN from any location, and all corporate traffic from corporate users is securely sent to the NaaS before being delivered to its destination. This includes both internal resources and internet traffic -- and security is handled in the NaaS rather than at the device.
"It's worldwide," Etay Bogner, CEO and founder of Meta Networks, told SecurityWeek. "You don't have to install any appliances. You connect separate offices through their existing routers. On top of the network we are deploying best network security. So instead of having the firewall deployed as an appliance in a specific physical location, we have the firewall functionality within the cloud in every one of the PoPs, and we apply security at those locations."
The effect is to provide security in even hostile environments -- mobile employees working in internet cafes or airport waiting lounges are as secure and productive as if they were still in the office.
Meta NaaS interoperates with other cloud-delivered security solutions, supporting a best-breeds security stack for the enterprise. It delivers identity-based policy routing and packet-level identity verification; and since it is cloud-based, it promises cloud advantages: agility, scalability and cloud economics.
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2017-10-15 10:59:42 | Le coffre-fort numérique MemoCloud se charge de votre héritage numérique (lien direct) | >La Toussaint est souvent un moment difficile pour ceux qui ont perdu un proche. Comment accéder aux... Cet article Le coffre-fort numérique MemoCloud se charge de votre héritage numérique est diffusé par Data Security Breach. | Heritage | ||
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2017-10-07 16:57:06 | Emergent Musical Chaos (lien direct) | The New York Times reports on how many of Alan Lomax’s recordings are now online, “The Unfinished Work of Alan Lomax's Global Jukebox.” This is a very interesting and important archive of musical and cultural heritage. The Global Jukebox. I was going to say that Lomax and Harry Smith were parallel, and that the Anthology … Continue reading "Emergent Musical Chaos" | Heritage | ||
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2017-04-18 08:06:00 | Meanwhile in China: Surveillance required on public Wi-Fi (lien direct) | Every once in a while, something in China that sounds like it came out of a dystopian movie catches my attention.China's great surveillance machine seems to know no bounds. China has already cracked down on unauthorized VPN use. Last month, we learned that if you want toilet paper at one UNESCO World Heritage Site in China, then you must submit to facial recognition in order to be issued a strip of toilet paper. This time, we are looking at China requiring surveillance technology on public Wi-Fi and Chinese loan startups determining credit-worthiness by the model of smartphones used and if the battery runs low.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here | Heritage | ||
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2016-10-14 19:21:00 | Michael Tracey: Dem pollster Stanley Greenberg shared attack lines on Obama with Podesta in 2008: topics included his "Muslim" heritage and cocaine usepic.twitter.com/zBaFfHSryj (lien direct) | Michael Tracey: Dem pollster Stanley Greenberg shared attack lines on Obama with Podesta in 2008: topics included his "Muslim" heritage and cocaine usepic.twitter.com/zBaFfHSryj | Heritage | ||
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2016-08-17 06:55:22 | Q&A with Andy Travers on the Unique Security Requirements of Government Agencies (lien direct) | The Government of Canada selected Fortinet to secure its IT infrastructure. Fortinet's Andy Travers shares some perspective on the unique security requirements of government agencies.  Fortinet has a longstanding history of working with the Canadian market. What is unique about Fortinet's approach that has made it become a security partner of choice for businesses and agencies across the country? First of all, Fortinet has a proud Canadian heritage. Significant elements of our product development, our... | Heritage | ||
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2014-12-05 17:05:08 | Sharing a Heritage of Innovation and “The Right Stuff†(lien direct) | Last month, we introduced Capsule, a new way of securing your mobile environment and your critical documents. Today, we commend the United States and another capsule of innovation, the Orion. For those who missed the launch and landing, it brought to me the same thrill I felt as a kid, when I witnessed the Apollo […] | Heritage |
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