Over the past year and a half, cyber attackers have taken advantage of five vulnerabilities present in a crucial Windows driver, the Common Log File System (CLFS), according to Kaspersky’s Securelist. The main problem is the CLFS driver’s propensity to prioritize performance over security. As a result, ransomware attackers have been exploiting these vulnerabilities. Kaspersky researcher Boris Larin recommended implementing best security practices, such as timely security updates and anti-virus detection monitoring.
The Light Collective amplifies its call for patient data rights
The Light Collective is planning to lead discussions on World Patient Safety Day (September 17) focusing on patient concerns about health data aggregation. The patient-led