Steve Zurier is a freelance writer and editor with a passion for jazz and improvised music. He contributes to publications such as SC Media and Packet Storm Security, focusing on cybersecurity, technology, and industry news. Zurier's writing covers a range of topics, including the latest cybersecurity threats, vulnerabilities, and industry trends.
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Steve Zurier's coverage primarily focuses on privacy, cybersecurity, software, and content & publishing. He often cites data and government announcements while also covering breaking news in the field of cybersecurity.
Given his focus on cybersecurity and technology topics, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into emerging cyber threats, data breaches, vulnerability management best practices, or analysis of recent hacking incidents. Additionally, given his attention to government announcements related to cybersecurity issues, he may be responsive to sources with expertise in legislative or regulatory aspects of cybersecurity.
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South Asian and African telecommunications firms have been targeted by the newly discovered Chinese cyberespionage operation Liminal Panda in attacks
BleepingComputer reports that MITRE has regarded cross-site scripting flaws as the most common and severe software vulnerabilities this year, followed
Hackread reports that more than 1.1 million users of the U.S. and UK military social networking and dating service Forces Penpals had their personal information exposed due to a server misconfiguration
The North Korean fraudulent IT worker scheme took on a new twist when it was reported Nov. 21 that four companies disrupted by the U.S. government
COMMENTARY: In a world where machines are becoming increasingly autonomous and interconnected, managing machine identities has become more critical than ever.
Over 2 million accounts linked to pig butchering scams in Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, the Philippines, and the United Arab Emirates have been dismantled
California-registered emblem, pin, and patch manufacturer EnamelPins had an unsecured Elasticsearch instance for its GS-JJ gift platform expose more
More than 145,000 industrial control systems worldwide were exposed to the internet, over a third of which were based in North America, according to The Hacker News
Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit and LF Projects have collaborated to dismantle the Egyptian ONNX phishing-as-a-service platform , through the seizure
The Shadowserver Foundation on Nov. 20 reported that more than 2,000 Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS firewalls have been attacked since two security flaws – one of them critical – were reported on and patched earlier this month.
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