Duncan Riley, Author at SiliconANGLE

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Elastic expands its cloud security capabilities for AWS

By Duncan Riley Mar 31, 2023

Elastic N.V. today announced expanded capabilities for Elastic Security, including cloud security posture management for Amazon Web Services, container workload security and cloud vulnerability management. The new releases build on Elastic’s previously released Kubernetes…

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New AlienFox malware toolkit described as a cloud spammer’s Swiss Army knife

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

A new comprehensive toolset for harvesting credentials across multiple cloud services providers has been spotted in the wild being distributed on Telegram. Detailed today by researchers at SentinelLabs, the “AlienFox” toolset is described as…

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Zero-trust content security startup Votiro raises $11.5M

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

Zero-trust content security startup Votiro Cybersec Ltd. today announced that it has raised $11.5 million in new funding to accelerate its marketing and sales reach in North America and to advance its data detection and…

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Now-patched Azure vulnerability opened the door to remote code execution

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

Cloud cybersecurity startup Orca Security Ltd. today detailed the discovery of a previously unknown vulnerability in Microsoft Corp.’s Azure that allowed hackers to undertake remote code execution. Dubbed “Super FabriXss,” the vulnerability was demonstrated at BlueHat…

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New Cado Security release addresses security issues in large language models

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

Cloud forensics and incident response platform startup Cado Security Ltd. today announced the availability of a new security service catering to application programming interfaces for large language models. Called Masked-AI, the open-source library enables the safe…

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Report finds employees are storing sensitive information on personal devices

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

A new report today from phishing protection company SlashNext Inc. finds that a majority of employees have sensitive work information on personal devices as “bring your own device” behavior continues to surge in popularity. The 2023…

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Bot protection startup DataDome raises $42M to battle cyberattacks and fraud

By Duncan Riley Mar 30, 2023

Software-as-a-service bot protection startup DataDome SAS today announced that it has raised $42 million in new funding to support its mission to rid the web of bot-driven cyberattacks and fraud. Founded in 2014, DataDome is a bot…

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Google researchers detail recently discovered campaigns targeting iOS, Android and Chrome

By Duncan Riley Mar 29, 2023

Google LLC’s Threat Analysis Group today revealed the details of two recently discovered campaigns that use various unpatched or “zero-day” exploits against Android, iOS and Chrome. The first campaign was discovered in November and targeted…

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Microsoft Defender reportedly tagging Zoom and Google as malicious sites

By Duncan Riley Mar 29, 2023

Microsoft Corp.’s security platform Defender, which comes installed as standard with Windows, is having a bad day today, with users reporting that the service is tagging sites such as Google and Zoom as being…

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CrowdStrike and Abnormal Security partner for enhanced email and endpoint attack detection

By Duncan Riley Mar 29, 2023

CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. today announced a new partnership with cybersecurity startup Abnormal Security Corp., including a strategic investment in the company through the CrowdStrike Falcon Fund. The CrowdStrike Abnormal Security partnership will see the…

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New AlienFox malware toolkit described as a cloud spammer’s Swiss Army knife

Zero-trust content security startup Votiro raises $11.5M

Now-patched Azure vulnerability opened the door to remote code execution

New Cado Security release addresses security issues in large language models

Report finds employees are storing sensitive information on personal devices

Bot protection startup DataDome raises $42M to battle cyberattacks and fraud

Google researchers detail recently discovered campaigns targeting iOS, Android and Chrome

Microsoft Defender reportedly tagging Zoom and Google as malicious sites

CrowdStrike and Abnormal Security partner for enhanced email and endpoint attack detection

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