Monday, 06 April 2026

Vulnerabilities found in widely-used network switches could allow attackers to bypass security features such as network segmentation to gain access to critical systems

 

PALO ALTO, Calif.: Armis, the leading unified asset visibility and security platform, today announced the disclosure of five critical vulnerabilities, known as TLStorm 2.0, in the implementation of TLS communications in multiple models of network switches. The vulnerabilities stem from a similar design flaw identified in the TLStorm vulnerabilities (discovered earlier this year by Armis), expanding the reach of TLStorm to millions of additional enterprise-grade network infrastructure devices.

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  • A recent survey revealed that a quarter (25%) of people in the UK write their passwords down on paper[1] 

  • Nearly 1 in 3 people (30%) include their birth year in their password[2], with more than a third (39%) incorporating their pets name[3] 

  • Nearly a fifth (19%) of men use the word ‘password’ in their password[4] 

  • More than 1 in 4 (26%) don’t change their passwords regularly[5] and almost half (48%) of Brits use the same password across multiple platforms[6] 

  • Over a fifth (22%) of people have had their passwords hacked[7] with those living in London and Northern Ireland being the most vulnerable to hacking than any other region[8] 

  • Those who work in HR are most likely to forget their password, with this profession having to reset their passwords at least every two months[9] 

  • Experts at Uswitch.com offer tips on how to keep your passwords safe for World Password Day. 

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This flag shall be a symbol of their doggedness, resilience, and determination to conquer the present evil with love, for perfect love casteth out all fears, even in these perilous times. And Ukrainians shall prevail as all will soon be over. Glory to Ukraine!

Junior Lucifer, Patriarch Kirill, the leader of Russia’s Political Church…in every respect, complicit in the ongoing barbarity and genocide in Ukraine, being carried out by vampiric Vladimir Putin and his very ferocious beasts/savage wolves. But what would Jesus do at a time like this?

Putin, the Anti-Christ. To hell with your oil, Vlad! Watch all the world turns to the P4:19 oil which never goes dry nor is subject to diminishing returns. It is common knowledge that hunters who have lost their C sense, do often shoot themselves in the foot!

 

The return of ‘Might is Right”, but is the world not yet tired of this Putintainment to respond in the language he understands? Asks JOHN ODEY ADUMA.

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Photo Credit: Royal Navy

The future Royal Navy fleet today started to take shape as the construction of the first of five new frigates began.

In the brand-new assembly hall in Rosyth dockyard in Scotland, the keel of HMS Venturer was laid in a ceremony which blended cutting-edge shipbuilding with naval history.

The construction of the fleet will support around 2,500 jobs both at Babcock and nationally through the UK supply chain, as well as creating 150 additional apprenticeships.

The keel laying is the formal moment of construction beginning for the ship, following September’s steeling cutting for the Inspiration-class Type 31 frigate.

Over the coming months it will rise a 6,000-tonne ship and, alongside it from next year, the second ship in the class, HMS Active. The Venturer Hall is large enough to allow two frigates – each longer, wider and heavier than the Type 23 warships they replace – to be constructed side by side.

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  1. Comparitech research reveals insights into malicious emails sent to `UK Government employees
  2. Heathcoat Fabrics recognised with Queen’s Award for Enterprise for Innovation
  3. CoinList Moves Toward In-house Wallets & Custody Headed By Michael Coates, Former CISO Twitter, Mozilla
  4. DigiCert Highlights Role of Digital Trust to Protect Against Cybersecurity Threats
  5. Infosecurity Europe 2022 teams up with NotSoSecure to introduce live cybersecurity training
  6. UCL blasted by nearly 60 million email attacks at the start of 2022
  7. Quantum leap for privacy: PureVPN brings power of Quantum-Resistant Encryption Keys to the masses
  8. THE STORY OF NIGERIA: WHY THE NORTH THINK ALL SOUTH ARE FOOLS, FOOTBALLS AND MERE ABEEDS
  9. Imprivata Acquires SecureLink
  10. Security First London 2022 cyber security conference: former MI6 Chief Sir Alex Younger confirmed as keynote speaker
  11. SASIG encourages a people-first approach to tackling cybersecurity
  12. PRAY FOR UKRAINE:
  13. SEARCHES FOR ‘SONY METAVERSE’ SKYROCKET 685% WORLDWIDE AFTER EPIC GAMES ANNOUNCES SONY METAVERSE PARTNERSHIP
  14. Results of 2022 MSP Threat Report
  15. SASIG calls for greater focus on real-life cyber resilience in light of the latest Government Cyber Security Breaches Survey findings



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