QR codes can be convenient—but they can also be exploited by malicious actors. Here’s how to protect yourself. This article has been indexed from Security Latest Read the original article: How to Not Get Hacked by a QR Code
Entertainment Transformed: The Impact of Technology
As the saying goes, “everything old is new again” – and this certainly applies to technology’s impact on entertainment. From music production to live events,… The post Entertainment Transformed: The Impact of Technology appeared first on Security Zap. This article…
Researchers devised an attack technique to extract ChatGPT training data
Researchers devised an attack technique that could have been used to trick ChatGPT into disclosing training data. A team of researchers from several universities and Google have demonstrated an attack technique against ChetGPT that allowed them to extract several megabytes…
Security Affairs newsletter Round 448 by Pierluigi Paganini – INTERNATIONAL EDITION
A new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter arrived! Every week the best security articles from Security Affairs are free for you in your email box. Enjoy a new round of the weekly SecurityAffairs newsletter, including the international press. Researchers…
New Agent Raccoon malware targets the Middle East, Africa and the US
Threat actors are using the Agent Raccoon malware in attacks against organizations in the Middle East, Africa and the U.S. Unit42 researchers uncovered a new backdoor named Agent Raccoon, which is being used in attacks against organizations in the Middle…
Zyxel fixed tens of flaws in Firewalls, Access Points, and NAS devices
Zyxel addressed tens of vulnerabilities that expose users to cyber attacks, including command injection and authentication bypass. Taiwanese vendor Zyxel addressed tens of vulnerabilities in its firewalls and access points. The addressed issues are tracked as CVE-2023-35136, CVE-2023-35139, CVE-2023-37925, CVE-2023-37926, CVE-2023-4397, CVE-2023-4398, CVE-2023-5650, CVE-2023-5797, CVE-2023-5960. Threat actors can…
Imperva & Thales: Pioneering a New Era in Cybersecurity
Imperva has been a beacon of excellence for over twenty years in the digital protection landscape, where innovation is paramount. Renowned for its groundbreaking products, Imperva has not just secured applications, APIs, and data for the world’s leading organizations but…
SoarGames – 4,774,445 breached accounts
In December 2019, the now defunct gaming website SoarGames suffered a data breach that exposed 4.8M unique email addresses. The impacted data included usernames, email and IP addresses and salted MD5 password hashes. A significant number of the email addresses…
New Relic’s cyber-something revealed as attack on staging systems, some users
Ongoing investigation found evidence of stolen employee creds and social engineering Nine days after issuing a vaguely worded warning about a possible cyber security incident, web tracking and analytics outfit New Relic has revealed a two-front attack.… This article has…
EU lawmakers finalize cyber security rules that panicked open source devs
PLUS: Montana TikTok ban ruled unconstitutional; Dollar Tree employee data stolen; critical vulnerabilities Infosec in brief The European Union’s Parliament and Council have reached an agreement on the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), setting the long-awaited security regulation on a path…
Breaches by Iran-Affiliated Hackers Spanned Multiple U.S. States, Federal Agencies Say
The Municipal Water Authority of Aliquippa was just one of multiple organizations breached in the U.S. by Iran-linked “Cyber Av3ngers” hackers The post Breaches by Iran-Affiliated Hackers Spanned Multiple U.S. States, Federal Agencies Say appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article…
2023’s Dark Horse Cyber Story: Critical Infrastructure Attacks
There are several cybersecurity trends that truly deserve top attention when we look back at 2023 — and they will get it. Meanwhile, cyber attacks against critical infrastructure quietly grow, despite a lack of major attention. The post 2023’s…
Employee Stress Puts Data in Danger
The Harvard Business Review conducted a survey of more than 330 remote employees from a wide range of industries to self-report on both their daily stress levels and their adherence to cybersecurity policies over the duration of two weeks. Employee…
DEF CON 31 – Daniel Avinoam’s ‘Staying Undetected Using The Windows Container Isolation Framework’
Many thanks to DEF CON 31 for publishing their terrific DefCon Conference 31 presenters content. Originating from the conference events at Caesars Forum, Flamingo, Harrah’s and Linq in Las Vegas, Nevada; via the organizations YouTube channel. Permalink The post DEF…
Flying Blind: Is your Vulnerability Management program working?
Vulnerability management is a non-trivial problem for any organization that is trying to keep their environment safe. There can be myriad tools in use, multiple processes, regulations, and numerous stakeholders all putting demands on the program. All of these factors…
Application Security Trends & Challenges with Tanya Janca
In this episode, noteworthy guest Tanya Janca returns to discuss her recent ventures and her vision for the future of Application Security. She reflects on the significant changes she has observed since her career at Microsoft, before discussing her new…
Rising Tide of Cyber Threats: Booking.com Faces Surge in Customer Hacking Incidents
Dark forums are places where hackers advertise what they can do to increase attacks against Booking.com customers. As cybercriminals continue to target hotel guests by offering up to $2,000 for hotel logins, they are offering up to 2,000 dollars…
Reminder: Google Has Started to Purge Inactive Accounts
You should log into any old Google account you wish to maintain if you haven’t used it in a few years to avoid having it deleted due to Google’s inactive account policy. Google revealed the new guidelines in May,…
US Govt’s OFAC Sanctions North Korea-based Kimsuky Hacking Group
The Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has recently confirmed the involvement of Kimsuky, a North-Korea sponsored hacking group, in a cyber breach attempt that resulted in the compromise of intel in support of the country’s strategic aims. …
XDSpy Hackers Target Russian Military Industrial Companies
XDSpy attcks Russian industries A cyberespionage group called XDSpy has recently attacked Russian military-industrial enterprises, as per new research. XDSpy is said to be a state-controlled hacker, in the game since 2011, that mainly targets counties across Eastern Europe and…
23andMe Reports Hackers Accessed “Significant Number” of Ancestry Files
Genetic testing company 23andMe declared on Friday that approximately 14,000 customer accounts were compromised in its recent data breach. In an updated submission to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the company revealed that its investigation determined the breach…
Week in review: PoC for Splunk Enterprise RCE flaw released, scope of Okta breach widens
Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, articles, interviews and videos: Vulnerability disclosure: Legal risks and ethical considerations for researchers In this Help Net Security interview, Eddie Zhang, Principal Consultant at Project Black, explores the complex…
Maximizing cybersecurity on a budget
A cybersecurity budget is an allocation of resources, both financial and otherwise, dedicated to protecting an organization’s digital assets from cyber threats. This includes funds for security software, hardware, training, and personnel. A well-structured cybersecurity budget ensures that an organization…
2024 cybersecurity outlook: The rise of AI voice chatbots and prompt engineering innovations
In their 2024 cybersecurity outlook, WatchGuard researchers forecast headline-stealing hacks involving LLMs, AI-based voice chatbots, modern VR/MR headsets, and more in the coming year. Companies and individuals are experimenting with LLMs to increase operational efficiency. But threat actors are learning…