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Exploring the Future of Media and Entertaiment Insights

Discover how AMD empowers creators with AI, real-time rendering and virtual production tools, redefining the future of storytelling.
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The future of 5G for DoD, critical infrastructure organizations

All aboard the 5G express The post The future of 5G for DoD, critical infrastructure organizations first appeared on Federal News Network.
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The future of 5G for DoD, critical infrastructure organizations

All aboard the 5G express The post The future of 5G for DoD, critical infrastructure organizations first appeared on Federal News Network.
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Privacy Aware Bots, (Mon, Mar 24th)

Staring long enough at honeypot logs, I am sure you will come across one or the other “oddity.” Something that at first does not make any sense, but then, in some way, does make sense. After looking at the Next.js issue yesterday, I looked through our logs for other odd headers I may spot. I came across a header that is somewhat normal, but not usually used by bot:
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Critical Next.js auth bypass vulnerability opens web apps to compromise (CVE-2025-29927)

A critical vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927) in the open source Next.js framework can be exploited by attackers to bypass authorization checks and gain unauthorized access to web pages they should no have access to (e.g., the web app’s admin panel). Vercel – the Cloud platform-as-a-Service company that develops the popular framework – has released security updates fixing it, and has advised users to upgrade as soon as possible. What is Next.js and how does CVE-2025-29927 manifest? Next.js … More → The post Critical Next.js auth bypass vulnerability opens web apps to compromise (CVE-2025-29927) appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Pentagon is the latest agency to announce a leak investigation that could include polygraphs

Defense Department personnel could face polygraphs in the latest such inquiry by the Trump administration. The post Pentagon is the latest agency to announce a leak investigation that could include polygraphs first appeared on Federal News Network.
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iProov Workforce MFA mitigates risk of account takeovers

iProov launched iProov Workforce MFA. This device-independent, FIDO Alliance-certified, biometric authentication solution helps organizations mitigate the risk of one of workforce security’s most crucial concerns: account takeover. Using biometric authentication as part of an MFA process adds an irrefutable layer of identity confirmation to help organizations prevent significant financial losses, reputational damage, and operational disruptions. The solution can be used in conjunction with passkeys, or independently of the device, enabling it to run on users’ … More → The post iProov Workforce MFA mitigates risk of account takeovers appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Restaurants focus on tech, retention as labor market cools

Speeding up hiring with applicant tracking systems, mobile applications and automated interview scheduling could save time and money, the National Restaurant Association said.
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How AI, corruption and digital tools fuel Europe’s criminal underworld

Europol has released its 2025 report on serious and organized crime in the EU. The EU Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment (EU-SOCTA) is based on intelligence from EU countries and global law enforcement. The findings are stark. Organized crime is becoming more complex and harmful, with deeper roots across Europe. Organized crime is changing fast The structure of organized crime is shifting. Groups are no longer tied to old ways of working. They’ve adapted … More → The post How AI, corruption and digital tools fuel Europe’s criminal underworld appeared first on Help Net Security.
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Finders Keypers: Open-source AWS KMS key usage finder

Finders Keypers is an open-source tool for analyzing the current usage of AWS KMS keys. It supports both AWS customer managed KMS keys and AWS Managed KMS keys. Use cases include: Identifying the blast radius of specific KMS keys and the resources they may impact, such as S3 data, databases like RDS and DynamoDB, and more. Assessing encryption access control to determine which principals may have access to data and resources. Evaluating the impact of … More → The post Finders Keypers: Open-source AWS KMS key usage finder appeared first on Help Net Security.
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