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Worldcoin Bug Allowed Anyone to Become Orb Operator: CertiK - Vimarsana News

Worldcoin Bug Allowed Anyone to Become Orb Operator: CertiK

The Worldcoin team has reportedly confirmed the security vulnerability and issued the required fix to the issue.

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Most exploited cyber vulnerabilities of 2022 revealed - Vimarsana News

Most exploited cyber vulnerabilities of 2022 revealed

The vulnerabilities frequently targeted by nation states, ransomware actors, and cybercriminal groups in 2022 encompassed older bugs and high-profile flaws that affected major products, according to a new joint cybersecurity advisory from Five Eyes agencies.

1.7 million patients affected in Oregon Health Plan data breach - Vimarsana News

1.7 million patients affected in Oregon Health Plan data breach

1.7 million Oregon Health Plan members have been affected by a data breach due to a security vulnerability.

DeSantis says he'd weigh national TikTok ban if elected - Vimarsana News

DeSantis says he'd weigh national TikTok ban if elected

Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis said he would consider a national TikTok ban if elected, amid bipartisan security concerns about the Chinese-owned video-sharing app. “I am inclined to not want TikTok in the United States,” the Florida governor told The Wall Street Journal. “I think it’s creating a security vulnerability for us. I think they…

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Banks, hotels and hospitals among latest MOVEit mass-hack victims - Vimarsana News

Banks, hotels and hospitals among latest MOVEit mass-hack victims

The MOVEit mass-hack has claimed yet more victims, including hotel chain Radisson, U.S.-based 1st Source Bank, real estate giant Jones Lang LaSalle and Dutch GPS company TomTom. The Clop ransomware gang, which claimed responsibility for the mass data raids targeting corporate customers of Progress Software’s MOVEit file-transfer tool, has already claimed hundreds of victims — and this list continues to grow.

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