OpenSSH takes aim at 'capture now, decrypt later' quantum attacks [Wed Apr 13 2022]

Hi {NAME}, Daily Headlines - 13 April 2022 ***************************************************************** OpenSSH takes aim at 'capture now, decrypt later' quantum attacks Guarding against the forever almost-here crypto-cracking tech ***************************************************************** Off-Prem * Sungard files for Chapter 11 in US, keep eye on restructure Says its other global operations won't be affected by the process * Amazon’s cloudy desktops creep towards cloudy workstations Adds cache-like storage currently offered for servers to speed demanding desktop workloads On-Prem * Intel acquires private 5G network provider Ananki Startup sells software and hardware as a subscription to make private 5G easy * AI hardware, PC gaming rig maker partner on powerful AI/ML laptop Lambda, Razer take on Apple with Tensorbook for ML engineers * Arm server chip maker Ampere says it's readying for an IPO Reveals confidential filing but no pricing ahead of review by the SEC * Nokia quits Russia over Ukraine invasion Will the last Western tech biz in Moscow please turn out the lights? * Backup frustration brought this CTO to forefront of ransomware protection Constant versioning of file systems is the way to go, Nasuni cofounder says * Swedish firms ink deal to make green hydrogen with wind power Last week, colocating datacenters and sewage plants: this week, renewables and H2 producers * Beijing approves first new video games in nine months 14,000 small developers reported to have gone out of business during approval hiatus * Chip supply relief coming in 2024 when wafer plants open Another reason why this year and next will suck Security * Stolen-data market RaidForums taken down in domain seizure Suspected admin who went by 'Omnipotent' awaits UK decision on extradition to US * AWS fixes local file vuln on internal credential access for Relational Database Service Lightspin threat researchers discovered the bug, which AWS fixed * Hardware-assisted security poised for growth, says Intel Only 36% use it now, but an additional 47% plan to adopt HAS in the next year * Industrial cybersecurity group gathers lobbying force Industrial giants, cybersec vendors collect under OTCSA banner * OpenSSH takes aim at 'capture now, decrypt later' quantum attacks Guarding against the forever almost-here crypto-cracking tech * Critical bug allows attacker to remotely control medical robot CVSS 9.8 flaws are not what you want in a hospital robot * Singapore to license pentesters and managed infosec operators Outfits that can rummage around inside customer systems need to prove they're up to the job - and accountable * HCL and HP named in unflattering audit of India’s biometric ID system Same biometric used for different people, no archives, lousy infosec among the issues Software * AI-powered browser extension to automatically click away cookie pop-ups now promised Tool disables non-essential tokens * Ex IT chief at Homeland Security watchdog stole US govt software to pirate Murali Venkata found guilty of conspiracy to resell case management app * New graph database features eschew need for DBAs Python's stranglehold in data science makes Neo4j rethink language strategy * Creator of SSLPing, a free service to check SSL certs, downs tools That freebie that saved your bacon once or twice? Perhaps it's time to drop a bit of cash on it * Machine learning models leak personal info if training data is compromised Attackers can insert hidden samples to steal secrets Offbeat * Intel ships mystery quantum hardware to national lab Argonne boffinry nerve-center is building a qubit computer with x86 giant Inside * Zuckerberg gets $26m in 'other' Meta compensation Personal security, private travel, for exec making a single 'Zuck Buck' * First rocket launch from UK soil now has... a logo Designed by a six-year-old, the design just needs a rocket on which to ride * Samsung boss Lee Jae-yong in trouble again – this time over financial filings Fair Trade Commission concerned false paperwork took years to decipher ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This email was sent to {EMAIL} You can update your preferences here: or unsubscribe from this list: Situation Publishing Ltd, 315 Montgomery Street, 9th & 10th Floors, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA The Register and its contents are Copyright © 2022 Situation Publishing. All rights reserved. Find our Privacy Policy here: