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Q&A: The drivers behind the stark rise — and security implications — of ‘memory attacks’

The Last Watchdog

Related: Memory hacking becomes a go-to tactic These attacks are referred to in the security community as “fileless attacks” or “memory attacks.” There are a lot of things surrounding it; you have libraries, function calls and other processes that support the application. This all happens very quickly.

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How does GDPR impact digital preservation solutions in the Cloud?

Preservica

As an example, AWS provides a GDPR Data Processing Agreement to help address these requirements. But if your museum, library or archive has records with recent or current personal data that you want or need to keep for the long-term, then all controller requirements apply. Now to digital preservation.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Hacking Behavioral Biometrics

ForAllSecure

I’m just not convinced that a fingerprint or an image of my face is secure enough. Take for example, that German candy, Gummy Bears. In security we traditionally define the different factors of authentication as something you know, so that could be the username and password, or an answer to a security question.

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IG: The Whole Is More Than the Sum of Its Parts

Positively RIM

IT, Legal, Records, Privacy, Security, Compliance Finance, Audit and other areas can manage their information alone. Some organizations lack adequate security expertise to counter outside hacking and internal pilfering of proprietary data. For example, the word “archive” means different things to different groups. ·

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