Nvidia says its chips have no 'backdoors'

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5 days ago

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News Technology Security Nvidia says its chips have no 'backdoors' After China flags H20 security concerns. Nvidia said its products have no "backdoors" that would allow remote access or control after China raised concerns over potential security risks in the firm's H20 artificial intelligence chip. The Cyberspace Administration of China, the country's internet regulator, said it was concerned by a US proposal for advanced chips sold abroad to be equipped with tracking and positioning functions....

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Stop Reacting; Start Anticipating: The Global State of Threat Intelligence

Brighttalk • 13 hours ago

Presented by Jitin Shabadu, Forrester Analyst | Jayce Nichols, Director, Intelligence Solutions, Google Threat Intelligence Group

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SonicWall Probes Potential Zero-Day After Ransomware Hits

Data Breach Today UK • 7 hours ago

Akira Ransomware Exploited MFA-Protected SonicWall SSL VPNs, Say Researchers SonicWall said it is probing a surge in attacks against its Gen 7 firewalls, running various firmware versions, which have SSL VPN enabled. Researchers said attackers may have been exploiting a zero-day vulnerability and that multiple victims have been infected with Akira ransomware.

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Dialysis company DaVita says more than 900,000 people affected by April ransomware attack

Therecord • 10 hours ago

A broad range of personal and health data was exposed in an April ransomware attack on dialysis provider DaVita, the company said in notices filed in several states.

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More than 1 million patients affected by DaVita ransomware attack; those are preliminary numbers

Databreaches • 8 hours ago

There is an update to the ransomware attack involving DaVita Dialysis first reported in April. According to DaVita’s disclosures this month, unauthorized access to its servers began on March 24, 2025 and continued until April 12, 2025, when they were able to kick the attacker out and keep them out. The incident was first reported...

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‘Critical’ firmware-level vulnerabilities found in laptops commonly used by security specialists

Therecord • 11 hours ago

According to the research published Tuesday, it is possible for an attacker to break into the ControlVault chip used in many laptops owned by security professionals and modify the firmware inside.

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COUNTRIES

Australia

China

Russia

United States

COMPANIES

Google

Intel

Microsoft

NVIDIA

AGENCIES

CAC

Cyberspace Administration of China

FSB

APT GROUPS

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Turla

RANSOMWARE

File Spider

MITRE ATT&CK

T1001

T1003

T1027

T1059

T1071

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Backdoor

Backdoor Access

Data Privacy Violation

Remote Access

Security Vulnerability

INDUSTRIES

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Technology

PLATFORMS

AI Chips

H20 AI Chips

High-Performance Computing

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