Discord plans to implement temporary file links by 2023 to counter the spread of malware on its platform. This move will affect links used outside the platform, which will auto-refresh and expire after a day, making them inaccessible. Discord believes this will help curb malware distribution via its content delivery network and create a safer user experience. The changes are expected to have minimal impact on the app’s usage and end users.
“An Expensive Problem”: Cracking the Cyber Insurance Conundrum
Rampant ransomware attacks have hit the healthcare industry, with incidents increasing by more than 600%, costing an average of $10 million per breach. This has
