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Digitally signing Java applications improves authenticity, integrity, and trust. DigiCert KeyLocker allows you to sign .jar files securely using keys stored in DigiCert’s cloud-based Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) and the DigiCert KSP Library. This guide explains how to establish your environment and use JarSigner to sign Java applications from KeyLocker. What Is DigiCert KeyLocker? DigiCert… Read More How to Configure KeyLocker for JarSigner using the DigiCert KSP Library?
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A critical vulnerability in Google’s Fast Pair protocol that allows attackers to hijack Bluetooth audio accessories and track users without their knowledge or consent. Security researchers from KU Leuven have uncovered a vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-36911 and dubbed WhisperPair, that affects hundreds of millions of wireless earbuds, headphones, and speakers from major manufacturers. Including Sony, […]
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A malvertising campaign identified in September 2025 has brought a significant threat to Windows users worldwide. Attackers created fake PDF editing applications and promoted them through Google Ads to distribute a dangerous information-stealing malware called TamperedChef. The malware targets users searching for appliance manuals and PDF editing tools online, exploiting common search behaviors to deliver […]
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Kimwolf botnet exploits smart gadgets for DDoS attacks, highlighting security lapses in device protection and supply chains.
The post What’s On the Tube Or Rather in the Tube: Kimwolf Targets Android-based TVs and Streaming Devices appeared first on Security Boulevard.