International Cybersecurity Alliance Publishes Blueprint for Operational Technology Protection
In a significant multinational effort, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has partnered with the FBI, UK’s National Cyber…
In a significant multinational effort, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has partnered with the FBI, UK’s National Cyber…
In a significant multinational cybersecurity initiative, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has partnered with the FBI, UK’s…
A free Windows utility called USB Raptor reportedly converts standard USB flash drives into physical security keys for computer authentication. The software creates encrypted key files that lock computers when removed, according to sources familiar with the technology. Analysts suggest this provides affordable physical security for shared workspaces and home computers.
Computer users seeking enhanced authentication security now have a free alternative to expensive dedicated hardware keys, according to recent reports. Sources indicate that USB Raptor, an open-source Windows utility, can transform ordinary USB flash drives into physical security devices that lock computers when removed.
Russia and China Escalate AI-Driven Cyberattacks on U.S., Microsoft Reports Rising AI-Powered Cyber Threats from Adversarial Nations In a stark…