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PCI SSC Publishes PCI PTS HSM v5.0
The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) has published a major revision to the PCI PIN Transaction Security (PTS) Hardware Security Module (HSM) Modular Security Requirements from version 4.0 to version 5.0. This update represents a significant evolution in HSM security, addressing modern cryptographic practices, cloud and multi-tenant deployments, and emerging threats such as post-quantum…
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Apple’s App Store model for AI
Apple has a design for AI life. It hopes to build on the outstanding hardware performance its systems already provide to create a fantastic environment in which AI developers can thrive. If this plan sounds familiar it’s because it’s all about the App Store, and while it’s easy to expect Apple’s revenue share to change, the…
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Can Apple’s new CEO turn things around?
When Apple rolled out hardware chief John Ternus as the CEO to replace Tim Cook, the reaction was kind but muted. That’s because Ternus has said nothing yet to indicate he has a specific plan to position Apple for the future. (To be fair, he’s said next to nothing about anything — no easily found…
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NCSC launches SilentGlass, a plug-in device to secure HDMI and DisplayPort links
NCSC’s SilentGlass blocks malicious HDMI/DisplayPort links, protecting monitors from hardware attacks. Now commercialized for global use. The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has launched SilentGlass, a new device to protect one of the most overlooked parts of modern IT systems: the physical links between screens and computers. It is a small plug-in security device…
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What a New Apple CEO Will Mean for You and Your Devices
With incoming chief John Ternus, Apple is doubling down on hardware in the age of AI.
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The Rise of Apple’s New CEO: A Hardware Expert Takes Over in the AI Era
John Ternus is a hardware expert who must help Apple catch up in the AI race as it looks for its next big hit.
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CPUID Breach Distributes STX RAT via Trojanized CPU-Z and HWMonitor Downloads
Unknown threat actors compromised CPUID (“cpuid[.]com”), a website that hosts popular hardware monitoring tools like CPU-Z, HWMonitor, HWMonitor Pro, and PerfMonitor, for less than 24 hours to serve malicious executables for the software and deploy a remote access trojan called STX RAT. The incident lasted from approximately April 9, 15:00 UTC, to about April 10, 10:00 UTC, with
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Google Chrome Update Disrupts Infostealer Cookie Theft
Google adds Device Bound Session Credentials (DBSC) to Chrome 146, using hardware keys to block infostealer use of stolen session cookies on Windows.
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How Large-Scale CNC Machining Supports the Next Generation of Industrial Technology
GUEST OPINION: Across hardware sectors, the size of physical systems is increasing.
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Apple, the storage company
When it comes to hardware and services revenues, storage is Apple’s secret spell. Not only has iCloud storage become Apple’s most frequently paid-for service, but people are more often purchasing additional storage when acquiring new Apple hardware. This is good business for the company and all it had to do to build that business was…
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Pure Storage rebrands to Everpure as its service offering evolves in the AI era
The all-flash hardware and software provider Pure Storage has announced a new name, reflecting it has gone way beyond “merely” storage. Now known as Everpure, the title more accurately reflects the company’s committment to accelerating artificial intelligence and making the right data available at the right time for the right people.
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Black Hat Europe 2025: Firepower IDS Flags Unwanted P2P on Rented Gear
Rented hardware often carries digital baggage from previous users. Discover how our NOC team used JA3 fingerprints and Cisco XDR to track down unauthorized P2P syncing in London.
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Black Hat Europe 2025: Firepower IDS Flags Unwanted P2P on Rented Gear
Rented hardware often carries digital baggage from previous users. Discover how our NOC team used JA3 fingerprints and Cisco XDR to track down unauthorized P2P syncing in London.
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Black Hat Europe 2025: Firepower IDS Flags Unwanted P2P on Rented Gear
Rented hardware often carries digital baggage from previous users. Discover how our NOC team used JA3 fingerprints and Cisco XDR to track down unauthorized P2P syncing in London.
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Black Hat Europe 2025: Firepower IDS Flags Unwanted P2P on Rented Gear
Rented hardware often carries digital baggage from previous users. Discover how our NOC team used JA3 fingerprints and Cisco XDR to track down unauthorized P2P syncing in London.
AI, Global Security News
VIDEO: 11.5 Petabytes in 2U at 1,200 Watts: How New Zealand’s Novodisq Is Quietly Rewriting the Rules of Data Storage
A seed-stage startup from the bottom of the world has built custom solid-state hardware that delivers an order-of-magnitude improvement in power efficiency and density over conventional storage. With pilot customers lining up, Novodisq is positioning itself at the intersection of data sovereignty, AI infrastructure, and the global energy crunch.
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Supporting Rowhammer research to protect the DRAM ecosystem
Posted by Daniel Moghimi Rowhammer is a complex class of vulnerabilities across the industry. It is a hardware vulnerability in DRAM where repeatedly accessing a row of memory can cause bit flips in adjacent rows, leading to data corruption. This can be exploited by attackers to gain unauthorized access to data, escalate privileges, or cause…