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Should library services be cutting their most dynamic spaces?

CILIP

Should library services be cutting their most dynamic spaces? Photo credit: Should library services be cutting their most dynamic spaces? A recent report, Libraries on the Move , by Dr Alyson Tyler, studied the impact of mobile libraries in Scotland. And that there were 274,136 visits to mobiles in 2017-18.

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Oracle critical patch advisory addresses 284 flaws, 33 critical

Security Affairs

The Commons FileUpload library is the default file upload mechanism in Struts 2, the CVE-2016-1000031 was discovered two years ago by experts at Tenable. The flaw also affected the Financial Services Analytical Applications Infrastructure, the Fusion Middleware MapViewer, and four three Oracle Retail components.

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Hidden Cobra APT used the new ATM cash-out scheme FASTCash to hit banks worldwide

Security Affairs

Government assesses that HIDDEN COBRA actors will continue to use FASTCash tactics to target retail payment systems vulnerable to remote exploitation.” In one incident in 2017, HIDDEN COBRA actors enabled cash to be simultaneously withdrawn from ATMs located in over 30 different countries. . ” states the report.

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Calculating the Benefits of the Advanced Encryption Standard

Schneier on Security

Extending the approach of looking back from 2017 to the larger national economy required the selection of economic sectors best represented by the 169 survey respondents. There's a lot to argue with about the methodology and the assumptions.

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ATMitch: New Evidence Spotted In The Wild

Security Affairs

Early April, experts at Yoroi-Cybaze ZLab spotted a new interesting malware sample, likely active since 2017, that was linked to ATMitch attacks. . In the first days of April, our threat monitoring operations spotted a new interesting malware sample possibly active in the wild since 2017. Figure 2: Research of “fwmain32.exe”

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Heathrow Airport fined £120,000 for data breach

IT Governance

Newspaper reports claim that the USB stick was found in London on 16 October 2017, and that the person who found the stick viewed the contents on a library computer before passing it to the Sunday Mirror. However, the ICO hasn’t confirmed this. How did the data breach occur?

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Breaking the Ice on DICE: scaling secure Internet of Things Identities

The Security Ledger

Hacks of connected cars and implantable medical devices have been shown to have potentially lethal consequences, while Hacks of point of sale systems have long been the bane of retailers. We have those libraries and we’ve wrapped our heads around how that works. “Its just a big complicated thing,” Mattoon notes.

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