Microsoft discovered a macOS vulnerability allowing attackers to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP) by loading third party kernel extensions, which could lead to serious consequences, such as allowing attackers to install rootkits, create persistent malware, bypass Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC), and expand the attack surface to perform other unauthorized operations.
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A ransomware gang dubbed Codefinger is encrypting data stored in target organizations’ AWS S3 buckets with AWS’s server-side encryption option with customer-provided keys (SSE-C), and asking for money to hand over the key they used. They do not exfiltrate the data beforehand, but mark the encrypted files for deletion within seven days, thus adding more pressure on organizations to pay the ransom. How does the attack unfold? The threat actor leverages targets’ previous compromised (whether … More →
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Amazon Redshift enables massive data warehousing capabilities, but creating quality mock data designed to mimic data stored in Redshift comes with significant challenges. Here are the problems involved and tools you need to tackle each with expertise.
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Learn how to create realistic test data for Databricks with Tonic's latest integration! Yes, you read that right: We’re the only data masking and synthesis platform to offer a native streamlined Databricks integration.
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