Security Leftovers
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White House National Cyber Director requests feedback on open-source software security
Last week, the White House said it would launch a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency competition focused on using artificial intelligence to fix bugs created, in particular, by open-source software.
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US Government Launches Cyber Contest to Harness AI for National Security
The White House launched a multimillion-dollar cyber contest to use artificial intelligence (AI) to detect and fix security vulnerabilities in the U.S. government's digital infrastructure in response to hackers' growing use of AI.
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Say Hello to Downfall, Another Data-Leaking Security Hole in Several Years of Intel Chips
[BLACK HAT] Googlers have lately found not one but two more security vulnerabilities in Intel and AMD processors that can be exploited to steal sensitive data from a vulnerable computer's memory.
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The Inability to Simultaneously Verify Sentience, Location, and Identity
Really interesting “systematization of knowledge” paper: [...]
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UK electoral body breached through Microsoft Exchange Server: claim
An unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server appears to have been the entry point for the attackers who breached the systems of the UK Electoral Commission, a fact disclosed by the agency on Wednesday 10 months after it was spotted.
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Protecting Chrome Traffic with Hybrid Kyber KEM
Teams across Google are working hard to prepare the web for the migration to quantum-resistant cryptography.