The 9.0 release of System.Text.Json includes many features, primarily with a focus on JSON schema and intelligent
application support. It also includes highly requested enhancements such as nullable reference type support,
customizing enum member names, out-of-order metadata deserialization and customizing serialization indentation.
The malware, tracked under the name FASTCash, is a remote access tool that gets installed on payment switches
inside compromised networks that handle payment card transactions.
The purpose of FASTCash is to compromise a key switch inside the complex networks that broker payment
transactions among merchants and their banks on the one hand and, on the other, the payment card issuers
who must approve a transaction… When a compromised card is used to make a fraudulent translation,
FASTCash tampers with the messages the switch receives from issuers before relaying it back to the
merchant bank. As a result, issuer messages denying the transaction are changed to approvals.
If you need to access a variable during the build process but not at runtime, use ARG. If you need to access
the variable both during the build and at runtime, or only at runtime, use ENV.
The invisible characters, the result of a quirk in the Unicode text encoding standard, create an ideal covert channel
that can make it easier for attackers to conceal malicious payloads fed into an LLM. The hidden text can similarly
obfuscate the exfiltration of passwords, financial information, or other secrets out of the same AI-powered bots.
Because the hidden text can be combined with normal text, users can unwittingly paste it into prompts.
Drasi: Drasi is a data processing platform that simplifies detecting changes in data and taking immediate action. It is a comprehensive solution that provides built-in capabilities to track system logs and change feeds for specific events, evaluate them for relevance, and automatically initiate appropriate reactions.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Chinese hackers (Salt Typhoon) penetrated the networks of US broadband providers,
and might have accessed the backdoors that the federal government uses to execute court-authorized wiretap requests. Those
backdoors have been mandated by law—CALEA—since 1994.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Chinese hackers (Salt Typhoon) penetrated the networks of US broadband providers,
and might have accessed the backdoors that the federal government uses to execute court-authorized wiretap requests. Those
backdoors have been mandated by law—CALEA—since 1994.
Graph databases reveal patterns and relationships that would otherwise be hidden, allowing financial institutions to detect fraud faster and more efficiently.
A remote unauthenticated attacker can silently replace existing printers'
(or install new ones) IPP urls with a malicious one, resulting in arbitrary
command execution (on the computer) when a print job is started (from that
computer)."
