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The fuzzing framework uses AI to boost code coverage and speed up vulnerability discovery.

President Bola Tinubu says country is not a nation of cybercriminals, despite being the originator of the infamous "Nigerian Prince" scam.

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Crypto theft, sextortion tactics, swattings, and ransomware: teenagers are increasingly taking up cybercrime for fun and profit — and experts credit an array of contributing factors.

Many organizations publicly list contact information to help consumers reach out for help when needed. This may be general contact information or a full public directory of staff. It seems obvious that having any kind of publicly available...

This is always an exciting time of year at Cisco. Today not only marks the start of Cisco Live EMEA, it’s also the release date of the 2024 CRN Channel Chiefs list. There’s no better way to kick off an amazing week with our customers and partners...

Given the remote access tool’s popularity with some of the world's largest companies, researchers expect hackers will move fast to exploit freshly stolen credentials.

Cyber hygiene is no longer a nice-to-have but necessary for organizations that want to survive the relentless barrage of cyberattacks being unleashed daily.

Companies that make a plan and stick to it tenaciously will get the best outcomes from the hybrid cloud.

Key trends in African information security this year will include biometric deployments and privacy concerns, and the rise of misinformation.

I am constantly amazed by the increasingly rapid pace of innovation in areas ranging from AI, security, automation, and sustainability to data privacy, workplace solutions, multi-cloud networking, and more. Successfully adopting some of these...

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