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Hyperbole Swirls Around AMD Processor Security Threat

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Security community takes a critical look at CTS-Labs’ disclosure of vulnerabilities in AMD vulnerabilities found in EPYC servers, Ryzen workstationsm and Ryzen mobile offerings.
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North Korea’s ‘Reaper’ hacking group is stepping up its cyber warfare capabilities and is an ‘advanced persistent threat’

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  1. North Korea’s ‘Reaper’ hacking group is stepping up its cyber warfare capabilities and is an ‘advanced persistent threat’  Daily Mail

  2. US and North Korea planning ‘cyber war’ as hacker armies faces off  Daily Star
  3. Report Details North Korea’s Cyberwarfare Activities  Newsmax
  4. North Korea’s Growing Criminal Cyberthreat  Scientific American

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12 Common Threat Intelligence Use Cases

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12 Common Threat Intelligence Use Cases

Many thanks to the great folks at Recorded Future, who have sponsored my writing for the last week.

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  • Identify 12 common threat intelligence use cases.
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Graham Cluley