Cloud Security
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New Study Reveals Cloud Vulnerability Disparities Among Providers
A new CyCognito report reveals that Google Cloud has the highest vulnerability rates among major cloud providers, surpassing both AWS and Azure, emphasizing the need for enhanced security measures.
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Cloud Ransomware Attacks Surge as Organizations Struggle with Security
A new Rubrik report highlights the rising tide of cyberattacks as organizations grapple with the security challenges posed by cloud technology. With 90% of IT leaders reporting breaches and 86% admitting to paying ransoms, the urgency for effective data security strategies is unprecedented.
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Cybersecurity Sector Braces for Economic Turmoil Amidst Tariff Chaos
Experts predict that while the overall U.S. economy may be headed for recession due to tariff chaos, the cybersecurity sector could remain resilient, being a ‘defensive’ investment strategy in turbulent times. Increased demand for cybersecurity solutions is expected as organizations prioritize risk management amid rising economic uncertainties.
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Hackers Exploit Cloud Native Vulnerabilities to Access AWS EC2 Metadata
Cyber criminals have initiated a campaign aimed at stealing sensitive information from AWS EC2 Instance Metadata by exploiting vulnerabilities known as server-side request forgery (SSRF). Findings from F5 Labs highlight the urgency of migrating to improved security protocols to defend against such attacks.
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Oracle Acknowledges Data Breach Amid Lawsuit Over Concealment
Oracle Corp. has admitted to a significant data breach, revealing that a hacker accessed sensitive client login details, shortly after a lawsuit accused the company of attempting to cover up the incident. The breach has raised serious concerns about cloud security and has led to legal action amid calls for enhanced security measures.
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Oracle Denies Data Breach Amidst Claims of Leaked User Information
Oracle Corporation has denied allegations of a breach affecting its cloud services, despite confirmations from numerous companies regarding the authenticity of the data supposedly stolen from 6 million users. The hacker claims to have exploited vulnerabilities in Oracle’s servers, raising significant concerns over the company’s data security practices.