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.
Tariff support for health IT launched in South Korea following Trump’s tariff and more briefs
The South Korean government has launched a tariff support center to assist medical device companies with trade challenges, particularly related to U.S. tariffs. Meanwhile, Johnson
