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New Malware Impersonates Browser Extensions to Steal Login Credentials

  Cybercriminals are continually evolving their tactics to evade antivirus detection and trick users into installing malicious software. One of the latest threats involves malware that impersonates legitimate browser extensions, allowing attackers to steal login credentials while remaining undetected. Although…

New Report Highlights Common Passwords in RDP Attacks

Report reveals common password use in RDP attacks, highlighting weak credentials remain a major security flaw This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: New Report Highlights Common Passwords in RDP Attacks

Bringing Security to Digital Product Design

One of the biggest problems in digital product development today is the failure to collaborate with InfoSec or DevSecOps teams. Unfortunately, threats are ubiquitous and increasingly sophisticated. But did you know that there is a way to reduce the time…

Google Agrees to Acquire Wiz in $30B Deal

Google today revealed it has acquired Wiz, a provider of a cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP) for $32 billion cash after initially being rebuffed last year. The post Google Agrees to Acquire Wiz in $30B Deal appeared first on Security…

How AI and automation are reshaping security leadership

The contemporary SOC is transforming as it starts to realize the benefits of GenAI and utilize the manifestations of autonomous agentic AI, according to Tines. Additionally, the promise of security automation is coming to fruition. In theory and practice, security…

Whistic announces next generation of Assessment Copilot

Whistic announced the next generation of its Assessment Copilot, a third-party risk management (TPRM) solution that integrates AI into the vendor assessment process for a fully automated workflow. With this release, Whistic builds upon the initial release of Assessment Copilot…

Hackers Exploit Hard Disk Image Files to Deploy VenomRAT

In a recent cybersecurity threat, hackers have been using virtual hard disk image files (.vhd) to distribute the VenomRAT malware, exploiting a novel technique to bypass security measures. This campaign begins with a phishing email that uses a purchase order…