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This is just an annual reminder that DShield, the engine behind the SANS Internet Storm Center, was originally coded over the Thanksgiving weekend in 2000 and made life shortly after. Below is an early screenshot (not the earliest one, but the earliest one I am not too embarrassed to post :) ).  The domain was registered a few months before I started coding the site (July 7th, so probably July 4th weekend), but I didn't get around to coding it before. The first "submission agent" was a one-liner shell script grepping logs from Syslog and piping them to sendmail to submit them :). There are not a lot of projects that have survived this long, and well, some of the early code (and certainly design decisions) may still live on today.

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A pervasive ClearFake campaign targeting Windows systems with Atomic Stealer has expanded its social engineering scams to MacOS users, analysts warn.

A pervasive ClearFake campaign targeting Windows systems with Atomic Stealer has expanded its social engineering scams to MacOS users, analysts warn.

SiliconAngle reports that Israel-based large language model security startup Lasso Security has landed a $6 million investment as part of a seed funding round, which will be allocated toward strengthening its workforce and platform.

Microsoft has given $63 million in rewards to bug bounty program participants since its first program for reports on Windows 8.1 exploitation methods and Internet Explorer 11 preview flaws in 2013, with $60 million of the bounty paid during the last five years alone, reports SecurityWeek.