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Massive Ticketmaster, Santander data breaches linked to Snowflake cloud storage – The Verge
A data breach potentially affecting as many as 560 million Ticketmaster accounts and a confirmed one for Santander Bank may have stemmed from attacks on the cloud storage accounts with a company called Snowflake.
How to Perform Cloud Sync in Only 3 Steps? – TechiExpert.com
In the past decade, more and more people have been willing to use cloud storage space to save all important files, including memories, videos, photos, work documents, email, design files, and more.
Cloud Storage Market is Projected to Grow at a CAGR of 20.5% During the Forecast period of 2024-2032 – openPR
Cloud Storage Market It examines the latest trends and forecasts the market's growth trajectory from 2023 to 2030. With the proliferation of data and the need for efficient storage solutions, businesses are increasingly turning to cloud storage to enhance their operational efficiency and reduce costs.
Hacker Claims That Snowflake Cloud Storage Was the Third Party Compromised in the Ticketmaster Data Breach – CPO Magazine
Rumors have been swirling that the Ticketmaster data breach reported last week was caused by compromise of a third party vendor, but there was initially no word of who it might have been.
All-flash leads NetApp revenues higher Blocks and Files – Blocks & Files
NetApps latest quarterly revenues swelled higher led by all-flash array demand. Revenues rose for the third successive time to $1.67 billion in the fourth quarter of NetApps fiscal 2024, ended April 26, 2024, up 6 oercent and exceeding its guidance mid-point. There was a $291 million profit, up 18.8 percent annually, and NetApps 25th successive profitable quarter.
How to get the Legendary Khvostov and all Lost Encryption locations in Destiny 2 – Polygon
Khvostov, the fan-favorite auto rifle from the original Destiny, makes its exciting return in Destiny 2s The Final Shape expansion. Sporting a new look and some fancy new tricks like ricocheting bullets, Khvostov is sure to see a lot of use.
A comprehensive study of the novel 4D hyperchaotic system with self-exited multistability and application in the voice … – Nature.com
The block diagrams of voice encryptiondecryption using the new hyperchaotic process are demonstrated in Fig.8 and Fig.9 respectively. The voice encryption scheme using the new hyperchaotic system.
Dante Adds Media Encryption, Enhancing Security Features of the Dante AV-over-IP Platform – Mix
Dante Media Encryption protects end-to-end media flows with AES-256 encryption PORTLAND, Ore., June 6, 2024 Audinate Group Limited (ASX:AD8), developer of the industry-leading Dante AV-over-IP solution, today announced the addition of Dante Media Encryption to the evolving security features and benefits of the Dante platform. Dante Media Encryption protects the content of media flows using strong AES-256 encryption, safeguarding media from interception or unauthorized access. Dante is a complete, easy-to-use AV-over-IP platform that is interoperable across morethan 4,000 products from over 600 manufacturers, integrating best-in-class audio, video, control, and management features
Over and out? Keep Police Radio Public Act faces uncertain future as NYPD encryption moves ahead – amNY
Sign up for our amNewYork email newsletter to get news, updates, and local insights delivered straight to your inbox! New York lawmakers have until Friday to vote on the Keep Police Radio Public Act to prevent the NYPD and other police departments from shutting the press out of police radio access amid encryption efforts. The legislation would provide credentialed media access to encrypted police radio channels, and compel the NYPD to allow access to New York City media that have listened to police radio channels as a source of news. The bill, introduced in the state Senate by Mike Gianaris of Queens and picked up in the Assembly by Karines Reyes of the Bronx, must be passed by both houses on Friday, the end of the current legislative session in Albany
RansomHub ransomware’s origins uncovered | SC Media – SC Media
Emergent RansomHub ransomware which was leveraged in attacks against Change Healthcare, Frontier Communications, and Christie's auction house was discovered by Symantec researchers to be an evolved iteration of the Knight ransomware, also known as Cyclops 2.0, reports The Hacker News. Only a new "sleep" option within the command-line help menu and distinct commands executed by cmd.exe differentiated RansomHub from Knight ransomware, both of which were based on the Go programming language and had the same obfuscation approach, ransom notes, and safe mode restarts prior to encryption, according to the Symantec report