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  Octagon Energy Group Limited is seeking the services of a Driver. The role involves operating the company’s vehicle for official purposes. Key Responsibilities Drive the company’s vehicle as directed, transporting equipment from time to time. Act as a chauffeur when required. Oversee the loading, unloading and tracking the contents of the vehicle. Report vehicle faults promptly to expedite their resolution. Ensure that the company vehicle is kept neat and clean. Ensure the vehicle is in safe working order to operate effectively. Ensure that the car servicing is done regularly as per service tracker. Perform any other transport and logistic duties assigned from time to time. Requirements Candidates should have a minimum of a Grade 12 certificate. Class B driver’s license with no restrictions. Demonstrated ability to be able to drive a manual vehicle seamlessly. A minimum of three (3) years’ work experience.  Must have good inter-personal skills. Be able to operate from the Ma...

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) Security and Privacy Concerns Data Breaches : AI systems often require large datasets, which can be targeted by hackers to access sensitive information. Algorithmic Bias : AI systems can perpetuate and even amplify existing biases in data, leading to unfair outcomes. Transparency and Accountability : Ensuring AI decisions are transparent and that there is accountability for those decisions is crucial. Adversarial Attacks : Hackers can manipulate AI systems by feeding them misleading data, causing them to make incorrect decisions.

  Hackers have uncovered a novel method to exploit Google Calendar for their malicious activities, posing a significant cybersecurity threat to numerous internet users. Traditionally, cybercriminals have relied on a command and control (C2) infrastructure to execute malicious commands on infected endpoints. This infrastructure often involves compromised servers, but it has a major flaw: cybersecurity professionals are typically quick to detect these connections and halt them. However, hackers are now leveraging legitimate resources, such as  Google Calendar , as  C2  infrastructure. This approach significantly complicates the task of security experts who must identify and effectively counter these attacks. Google has already issued a warning to the entire security community about a proof-of-concept exploit known as "Google Calendar RAT" (GCR), circulating on the dark web. Hackers use Google Calendar to steal your data GCR operates by clandestinely establishing a chan...

  Summary: Securing your cloud infrastructure is crucial in today's digital landscape, where organizations rely heavily on cloud services for storage, computing power, and scalability. In this blog post, we'll explore essential tips and best practices to ensure the security of your cloud environment, mitigate common vulnerabilities, and safeguard your valuable data. Introduction: Cloud computing offers numerous benefits, including flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. However, it also introduces unique security challenges that organizations must address to protect sensitive information and maintain regulatory compliance. Let's delve into the key strategies for securing your cloud infrastructure effectively. 1. Understand Shared Responsibility Model: One of the fundamental principles of cloud security is the shared responsibility model. While cloud service providers (CSPs) are responsible for securing the underlying infrastructure, customers are responsible fo...

  Summary: In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, offensive security plays a crucial role in identifying and mitigating vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them. As technology advances, both ethical hackers and cybercriminals continuously adapt their techniques and tools to stay ahead of the game. In this blog post, we'll delve into some of the emerging trends in offensive security that are shaping the future of cyber warfare. 1. AI-Powered Attacks: Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are revolutionizing offensive security by enabling attackers to automate and optimize their attack strategies. From crafting sophisticated phishing emails to evading traditional security measures, AI-powered attacks pose a significant threat that organizations must prepare to defend against. 2. Quantum Computing: While still in its infancy, quantum computing holds immense potential to break traditional encryption methods used to secure sensitive data. Off...