Infrastructure

CN Rail says an IT incident affecting passenger rail service in the Toronto area it began suffering this afternoon isn’t related to cybersecurity. “It’s an internet connectivity incident,” a company spokesperson told IT World Canada at 4:30 p.m Eastern. “At this point nothing indicates it’s a cybersecurity breach.” In a tweet, CN described the problem

A hardware flaw in Intel Core and Xeon CPUs lets attackers steal data from other users on the same system, including on servers that use Intel’s SGX memory protections, according to a Google researcher. According to SC Magazine, Daniel Moghimi told the Black Hat 2023 security conference this week that the vulnerability, dubbed “Downfall”, endangers

Voyager 2, NASA's 46-year-old spacecraft, is now incommunicado after its antenna pointed in the wrong direction. The space agency revealed that the spacecraft's antenna has...

The Network Resilience Coalition brings competing vendors together to improve the security of data and I

The European Union's industry head, Thierry Breton, has urged more EU member states to join the ten nations that have previously blocked or banned...

Group called Zarya allegedly told a Russian agent it has network access, but the claim is

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The year's first MapleSec Satellite series featured Cloudsec's field CTO tal