Learn how AI and cloud-native detection are revolutionizing SOCs into autonomous security ops. Clay Brothers of Unit 42 warns against traditional methods. The post SOC and Awe — How Autonomous Security Is Changing the Game appeared first on Palo Alto…
CISA Warns of Exploited Nakivo Vulnerability
CISA has added an absolute path traversal bug in Nakivo Backup and Replication to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list. The post CISA Warns of Exploited Nakivo Vulnerability appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek Read the…
Akamai Named a Leader in the Latest Forrester Report for WAF Solutions
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Rooted Androids 3,000x More Likely to Be Breached, Even iPhones Not Safe
A new Zimperium report reveals that rooted Android phones and jailbroken iOS devices face growing threats, with advanced toolkits making detection nearly impossible for cybersecurity researchers. This article has been indexed from Hackread – Latest Cybersecurity, Tech, AI, Crypto &…
Securing NVIDIA AI Cloud Data Centers with the Next Wave in Real-Time Runtime Security
The explosive growth of AI is transforming enterprises and cloud providers alike, creating unprecedented demand for secure, high-performance AI infrastructure. At NVIDIA GTC 2025, Check Point will share how it is integrating the NVIDIA Cybersecurity AI platform to secure the…
How to sideload iOS apps and why it’s dangerous
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IBM AIX Vulnerability Let Attackers Execute Arbitrary Commands
Critical security vulnerabilities in IBM AIX operating systems could allow unauthorized remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands, potentially compromising the entire system. IBM has released security patches to address these high-severity flaws affecting multiple Unix-based operating system versions. Security researchers have…
Hackers Exploiting Multiple Cisco Smart Licensing Utility Vulnerability
Researchers have detected active exploitation attempts targeting two critical vulnerabilities in Cisco’s Smart Licensing Utility that were patched approximately six months ago. Threat actors leverage these flaws, which could potentially grant unauthorized access to sensitive licensing data and administrative functions.…
Rooted (Jailbroken) Mobile Devices 3.5 Times More Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks
A recent study has revealed that rooted devices are over 3.5 times more likely to be targeted by mobile malware, underscoring the risks they bring to organizations. Rooting and jailbreaking, once popular methods for customizing mobile devices, are now primarily…
Through the Lens of Music: What Cybersecurity Can Learn From Joni Mitchell
A Joni Mitchell song from the 1960s can teach us a lot about securing hybrid and multi-cloud environments. The post Through the Lens of Music: What Cybersecurity Can Learn From Joni Mitchell appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been…
VfS-Kongress 2025 für eine sichere Welt
Unter dem Motto „Gemeinsam für eine sichere Welt“ bietet der VfS-Kongress 2025 in Leipzig Einblicke in die Zukunft der Sicherheit und innovative Lösungen für die Branche. Dieser Artikel wurde indexiert von Newsfeed Lesen Sie den originalen Artikel: VfS-Kongress 2025 für…
Tackling Multidomain Integration in Software Development
Multidomain integration is becoming a cornerstone of modern software development, bridging technologies like blockchain, biotech, and consumer applications. These cross-domain projects are no longer optional — they are the future of innovation. However, combining such diverse systems presents unique challenges. …
Application Detection and Response Analysis: Why ADR? How ADR Works, and ADR Benefits
Two highly respected technology analysts from different cybersecurity disciplines are coming together to recommend that companies consider Application Detection and Response. Organizations face a constant barrage of cyber threats, including zero-day vulnerabilities that can exploit unknown weaknesses in software. Traditional…
SlashNext’s URL analysis tool identifies malicious behavior
SlashNext launched a new advanced URL analysis feature that performs live, in-depth scanning of unknown URLs, tracking requests and following redirection to track the original link to its final destination. Developed specifically for complex attacks executed by cybercriminals who have…
Dragon RaaS Leading “Five Families” Crimeware with New Initial Access & Exploitation Tactics
Dragon RaaS, a ransomware group known for its blend of hacktivism and cybercrime, has emerged as a significant player in the “Five Families” crimeware syndicate. This group, which includes ThreatSec, GhostSec, Blackforums, and SiegedSec, has been making waves since its…
How Threat Hunters Enrich Indicators With Context
While data is king, context is his queen — together, they reign over domains that thrive on research, analysis, discovery, and exploration. Nowhere is this more evident than in cyber threat intelligence, where raw data alone is powerless without context…
Microsoft Attributes Recent Outage of Outlook Web to Code Error in Recent Update
Microsoft experienced a widespread outage on March 19, 2025, affecting Outlook on the web services. The tech giant has attributed the issue to a problematic code change in a recent update, which left thousands of users unable to access their…
RansomHub Affiliate Deploying New Custom Backdoor Dubbed ‘Betruger’ For Persistence
A RansomHub affiliate has been observed recently deploying a new custom backdoor named ‘Betruger’. This sophisticated malware, discovered on March 20, 2025, by the Symantec Threat Hunter team, represents a concerning evolution in ransomware attack methodologies. The Betruger backdoor is…
New Steganographic Malware Exploits JPEG Files to Distribute Infostealers
A sophisticated malware campaign employing steganographic techniques has recently been identified, targeting users through seemingly innocent JPEG image files. The attack leverages hidden malicious code embedded within image files that, when executed, initiates a complex chain of events designed to…
Too many software supply chain defense bibles? Boffins distill advice
How to avoid another SolarWinds, Log4j, and XZ Utils situation Organizations concerned about software supply chain attacks should focus on role-based access control, system monitoring, and boundary protection, according to a new preprint paper on the topic.… This article has…
Veeam and IBM Release Patches for High-Risk Flaws in Backup and AIX Systems
Veeam has released security updates to address a critical security flaw impacting its Backup & Replication software that could lead to remote code execution. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-23120, carries a CVSS score of 9.9 out of 10.0. It affects…
Rooted Devices 250 Times More Vulnerable to Compromise
Rooted devices are 250 times more vulnerable to security incidents, Zimperium warned This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: Rooted Devices 250 Times More Vulnerable to Compromise
IT Security News Hourly Summary 2025-03-20 15h : 17 posts
17 posts were published in the last hour 13:35 : Zero-Hour Phishing Attacks Exploiting Browser Vulnerabilities Surge by 130% 13:35 : Check Point Accelerates Site-to-Site VPN for Azure Virtual WAN 13:35 : U.S. CISA adds Edimax IC-7100 IP Camera, NAKIVO, and…
Zero-Hour Phishing Attacks Exploiting Browser Vulnerabilities Surge by 130%
Menlo Security, a leader in Secure Enterprise Browsers, has released its annual State of Browser Security Report, revealing a sharp rise in browser-based cyberattacks. The report highlights a 130% surge in zero-hour phishing attacks and a significant increase in the…