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Towards Safe African Swine Fever Vaccines: The A137R Gene as a Tool to Reduce Virulence and a Promising Serological DIVA Marker Candidate

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By Andrey Koltsov, Mikhail Sukher, Sergey Krutko, Sergey Belov
| MDPI
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Is Artificial Intelligence a Boon or Bane for Cybersecurity?

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By Edward Frank, Sergey Belov
| Security Review
Schools and universities, with their treasure troves of sensitive data and often insufficient cyber security measures, have become prime targets for cybercriminals. This is evident in the latest report from Check Point Research, the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Point Software Technologies, which found that the Education sector has been the most targeted industry for cyberattacks so far in 2024. The data also shows a disparity when comparing sectors and regional differences.
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New Mandrake Android spyware version discovered on Google Play

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By Tatyana Shishkova, Igor Golovin, Anderson G. Leite, Sergey Belov
| securelist.com
Introduction In May 2020, Bitdefender released a white paper containing a detailed analysis of Mandrake, a sophisticated Android cyber-espionage platform, which had been active in the wild for at least four years. In April 2024, we discovered a suspicious sample that appeared to be a new version of Mandrake.
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