Here's What Happens When Someone Opens a Credit Card in Your Name

A credit card opened in your name can hurt your score fast. Here's how it happens and what actually protects you.

VMware ESXi zero-days likely exploited a year before disclosure

Chinese-speaking threat actors used a compromised SonicWall VPN appliance to deliver a VMware ESXi exploit toolkit that seems to have been developed more than a year before the targeted ...

ChatGPT falls to new data-pilfering attack as a vicious cycle in AI continues

There’s a well-worn pattern in the development of AI chatbots. Researchers discover a vulnerability and exploit it to do ...
IEEE

F-Write: Fast RDMA-supported Writes in Erasure-coded In-memory Clusters

Abstract: To satisfy high reliability accompanied by space efficiency requirements, erasure coding is elected to substitute replication as a redundancy mechanism of in-memory clusters. More often than ...
IEEE

Performance Characterization of CXL Memory Expander: Impact on Read and Write Latencies

Abstract: As data processing requirements and memory de-mands driven by Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and In-Memory Database technologies continue to grow exponen-tially, the need for ...
Fortune India

Secure Shopping: Understanding Credit Card Fraud Protection Online and Offline

Credit cards have been around for a long time, and with every new year comes new advancements in payments, as well as new credit card frauds. From card skimming, data breaches, phishing attacks and ...
Star Tribune

Opinion | How is an Annunciation parent to write a Christmas card?

My hope for the new year is that we each try a little harder to know and understand the stories and experiences of others.
The Motley Fool

Here's What Happens When You Only Use Credit Cards

Credit cards are one of the most powerful tools in personal finance. They offer rewards, protections, and convenience that cash and debit cards simply can't match. But what happens if you take things ...