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US, Allies Publish Guidance on Securing Network Access

Government agencies in the US, New Zealand, and Canada have published new guidance on improving network security. The post US, Allies Publish Guidance on Securing Network Access appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek RSS Feed…

From Pen Testing to Remediation with NetSPI

There are a lot of common pitfalls in penetration testing, particularly with the remediation phase. It’s important to move away from static processes to more actionable systems, understanding the gaps […] The post From Pen Testing to Remediation with NetSPI…

Hackers Using VPNs To Exploit Restrictions & Steal Mobile Data

Hackers are offering “free” mobile data access on Telegram channels by exploiting loopholes in telecom provider policies, which target users in Africa and Asia and involve sharing configuration files to mimic zero-rated traffic.  The channels function as technical support hubs…

Cybercrime Targeting Paris 2024 Olympic Games Gains Steam

The variety of tactics, from fake lotteries to impersonating officials, demonstrates the broad scope of threats targeting the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The post Cybercrime Targeting Paris 2024 Olympic Games Gains Steam appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has…

Cybersecurity Worker Burnout Costing Businesses Big

The constant vigilance required to protect against evolving threats, and the sheer volume of routine tasks that demand attention contribute significantly to burnout. The post Cybersecurity Worker Burnout Costing Businesses Big appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been…

Stuxnet, The Malware That Propagates To Air-Gapped Networks

Stuxnet, a complex worm discovered in 2010, targeted Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems used in industrial facilities. By exploiting multiple vulnerabilities, including zero-days, it breached air-gapped networks (isolated systems) and disrupted Iranian nuclear centrifuges controlled by Siemens Step7…

New PhaaS Platform Lets Attackers Bypass Two-Factor Authentication

Several phishing campaign kits have been used widely by threat actors in the past. One popular PhaaS (Phishing-as-a-Platform) was Caffeine, which was first identified and reported by Mandiant researchers.  MRxC0DER, an Arabic-speaking threat actor, developed and maintained the caffeine kit.…

AI Makes Nvidia The World’s Most Valuable Company

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VMware Fixes 2 Critical Bugs

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