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Read more about the article How legitimate security tool Cobalt Strike is being used in cyberattacks

How legitimate security tool Cobalt Strike is being used in cyberattacks

Normally used by organizations for penetration testing, Cobalt Strike is exploited by cybercriminals to launch attacks, says Proofpoint. Image: HelpSystems The same powerful tool used by organizations to enhance their…

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Read more about the article How to scan your RHEL-based Linux servers for outdated libraries with CloudLinux UChecker

How to scan your RHEL-based Linux servers for outdated libraries with CloudLinux UChecker

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Your Linux server libraries might be out of date, leading to security issues. CloudLinux has a tool that can quickly list those out-of-date libraries on AlamaLinux or a similar distribution.

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Earth-like planets may be lurking in the glare of binary star systems

Double star systems may be hiding masses of potentially habitable Earth-sized planets in their combined glare. Roughly half of all stars are thought to exist in binary systems, in which two massive stellar bodies orbit around a common centre of mass.

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HP taps AMD Ryzen for its lightest consumer laptop so far

HP has announced its lightest consumer laptop, which comes in at under a kilo. The Pavilion Aero 13 features a 2.5K screen with a 16:10 aspect and thin bezels, rocks AMD Ryzen 5000 processing brains and promises over 10 hours of use per charge.

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