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Cure worse than the disease for anyone with the ‘fgfmsd’ daemon activated Security appliance slinger Fortinet has warned of a critical vulnerability in its own products which can be exploited to allow unauthenticated attackers full control over the target system – providing a particular daemon is enabled.…
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Canada joins allies in denouncing China for global Microsoft cyberattacks The Globe and Mail Canada joins allies blaming Chinese-backed groups for Microsoft email attack CTV News U.S. and Canada blame China for Microsoft Exchange…
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council has rejected a draft agreement negotiated indirectly with the U.S. over the past three months in Vienna, a government spokesman said Thursday. Why it matters: This decision seems to indicate that incoming president Ebr…
If the president fumbles the nuclear football, is the military prepared to recover it? Pentagon Acting Inspector General Sean O’Donnell is investigating following a number of security lapses in recent years. The Presidential Emergency Satchel, also called the nuclear football, the button or just the football, is a briefcase that holds nuclear launch…
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is set to visit the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam this weekend on his first trip to Southeast Asia, in a bid to reinforce Washington’s presence in the region – but while experts say this will be a tough sell, there is the possibility of progress on security with Manila. “This…
But despite the rhetoric, there may not be much the U.S. can do to retaliate. Read More
Analyses by an international team from the UK and Canada and led by scientists from Lancaster University reveal that climate change is the most pervasive threat to the supply of essential micronutrients from marine fish catches, and threatens the supply of vital micronutrients from fisheries in 40 per cent of countries.
The trial of the first person to be charged under Hong Kong’s sweeping national security law ended Tuesday after nearly a month, and now observers will wait for a verdict in the landmark case to see how similar cases might be dealt with.
NCSC’s Cameron urges deeper cyber alliance-building
