After being hit twice by ransomware last year, Toll has said it welcomes the installation of software from the Australian government to help with thwarting cyber criminals, admitting it already let the ASD into its systems. Qantas, AGL, and Water Services Association of Australia are all happy with the looming mandate, too, providing it is done proportionately.
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Microsoft has told Azure users to update PowerShell — if they are using versions 7.0 or 7.1 — to address a remote code execution vulnerability patched earlier this year. read more Source: Read More (SecurityWeek RSS Feed)
Akamai might have found a better way to detect malicious obfuscated JavaScript code. Source: Read More (Latest topics for ZDNet in Security)
As software supply chain attacks emerge as a point of concern in the wake of SolarWinds and Codecov security incidents, Google is proposing a solution to ensure the integrity of software packages and prevent unauthorized modifications. Called “Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts” (SLSA, and pronounced “salsa”), the end-to-end framework aims to secure the software development […]