Weekly cybersecurity roundup: FortiClient EMS infostealer, Trend Micro Apex One exploit, and crypto payment security
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Summary
A weekly roundup of cybersecurity news, featuring an interview with Coinflow's CISO about crypto payment security under AI-driven threats, coverage of an infostealer malware delivered via a FortiClient EMS vulnerability, and details on an exploited Trend Micro Apex One flaw. The article aggregates notable security incidents, interviews, and videos from the past week.
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Malcolm Portelli, CISO at Coinflow, runs the company's security program from Malta.
Portelli sat down for this interview at the Span Cyber Security Arena conference.
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