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A recent research article has reported advancements in the search and classification of Almost Perfect Nonlinear (APN) functions, which are important for cryptographic security.

A recent paper presents advancements in zero-knowledge argument systems using garbled circuits, building on previous research and introducing new techniques for efficiency and security in cryptographic protocols.

Understanding the common causes of reduced computer speed and implementing solutions, such as using antivirus software and optimizing system settings, can enhance overall performance and efficiency.

Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) integrates various transportation modes into a single platform, utilizing artificial intelligence to optimize journeys while facing significant cybersecurity and privacy challenges.

Data forging attacks threaten the integrity of machine learning models by creating deceptive evidence of training datasets, complicating data governance and compliance with regulations.

A command injection vulnerability has been discovered in certain D-Link Network Attached Storage devices, potentially affecting over 61,000 units connected to the Internet.

Exchange Server databases are essential for storing organizational data but are susceptible to corruption from various factors, necessitating effective backup and recovery strategies.

The FBI has reported a notable increase in the misuse of Emergency Data Requests (EDRs) as of late 2023, prompting a warning to U.S. businesses and law enforcement agencies.

Researchers have discovered five malicious npm packages targeting Roblox developers, designed to mimic legitimate modules and facilitate the download of malware.

Flare recently conducted a Threat Intelligence Workshop led by Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher Tammy Harper, focusing on improving threat intelligence collection practices and addressing various cybersecurity issues, including developments related to the messaging platform Telegram.