A vulnerability in the PuTTY SSH and Telnet client could allow attackers to access NIST P-521 client keys. The flaw, discovered by researchers, affects PuTTY versions v0.68 to 0.80 and some other software bundles. It has been fixed in the latest PuTTY version and users are advised to revoke any keys used with PuTTY and generate new ones.
Effects of AI on the Cyber Security Environment
Hey, Bay Area friends! So, I heard some chatter around the digital water cooler about how the current AI landscape could be a potential breeding
