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LevelBlue's SpiderLabs has open-sourced its advanced Linux security engine, owLSM, marking a significant contribution to the cybersecurity community. The move aims to encourage broader adoption and collaboration among security vendors by making this high-level security technology freely available.
LevelBlue, a cybersecurity company, has open-sourced its advanced Linux Security Module (LSM) called owLSM, aiming to benefit the broader security community. The owLSM is designed to enhance Linux kernel security by providing advanced monitoring and enforcement capabilities, addressing vulnerabilities that traditional security mechanisms may miss.
Russian Government-Sponsored Activity Targets Poorly Configured and Vulnerable Devices Across Critical Sectors Executive summary Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) Center 16 cyber actors continue to exploit poorly configured and vulnerable networking devices worldwide, opportunistically...
Russian FSB Center 16 cyber actors exploit poorly configured networking devices worldwide. A joint cybersecurity advisory from multiple agencies provides TTPs to counter the threat.
CISA released guidance on improving router hygiene to protect against Russian state-sponsored targeting of network infrastructure. The advisory details how Russian threat actors exploit poorly configured routers for persistent access and espionage.
The US Federal Government is investing $600 million in a national AI infrastructure initiative, Genesis Mission, involving 51 organizations, including NVIDIA, OpenAI, and major cloud providers. The project relies on NIST SP 800-234, a security framework designed for deterministic high-performance computing (HPC) workloads like climate modeling.