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Samsung's LSI division has been building highly integrated system-on-a-chip (SoC) processors for well over 15 years, so when rumors surfaced that said division is developing a new chip codenamed "Gaia," it's only natural to assume it would be another SoC; perhaps Samsung's
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Ghost Accounts Abuse GitHub API in Mass Recon Campaign
Threat actors are abusing the GitHub API to systematically enumerate organizations, repositories, and user accounts, Datadog reports. Spanning multiple overlapping campaigns, the activity has been ongoing for several months, relying on ghost accounts that were registered two to five years ago but left dormant. The activity, Datadog says, involves automated