Beneath the surface of the cyber realm, a silent menace emerges—crafted with the precision of the .NET framework, the Serpent Stealer slithers undetected through security measures, leaving traces of its intrusion. Researchers at K7 Labs have analyzed the malware called…
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BlueNoroff: New Malware Attacking MacOS Users
Researchers have uncovered a new Trojan-attacking macOS user that is associated with the BlueNoroff APT group and their ongoing RustBucket campaign. As a subgroup of Lazarus, BlueNoroff possesses reverse engineering expertise because they spend time analyzing and patching SWIFT Alliance software as well…
CISA says US government agency was hacked thanks to ‘end of life’ software
U.S. cybersecurity agency CISA has warned that unknown hackers broke into the servers of a federal government agency by taking advantage of a previously known vulnerability in software that no longer receives updates — meaning the agency couldn’t have patched…
The Rise of Digital Customer Experience
Digital customer experience is one of the most important differentiators for your business. How do you build a great DCX, one that meets your customers’ needs and builds a sustained competitive advantage for your company over the next ten years?…
Navigating Retail Disruption: Maximize Customer Centricity and Business Performance with Observability
See how Cisco Full-Stack Observability solutions help optimize and secure the applications that underpin online and in-store experiences – from the customer, to the warehouse, to economies of scale. This article has been indexed from Cisco Blogs Read the original…
Tracking Cybersecurity Progress at Industrial Companies
A new report indicates manufacturers are making OT cybersecurity a priority, but they still may not be doing enough to stay ahead of threats. Learn more. This article has been indexed from Fortinet Industry Trends Blog Read the original…
Locking down the edge
Watch this webinar to find out how Zero Trust fits into the edge security ecosystem Sponsored Post Edge security is a growing headache. The attack surface is expanding as more operational functions migrate out of centralized locations and into distributed…
5 Security Benefits of Application Mapping
Application mapping can have many advantages for organizations managing complex IT infrastructure, not the least of which is security. The post 5 Security Benefits of Application Mapping appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article has been indexed from Security Boulevard…
Russian-Backed Hackers Target High-Value US, European Entities
Hackers linked to Russia’s military intelligence unit exploited previously patched Microsoft vulnerabilities in a massive phishing campaign against U.S. and European organizations in such vectors as government, aerospace, and finance across North America and Europe. The advanced persistent threat (APT)…
Decrypting Breach Realities: Beyond Isolation to Collective Progress
Upon discovering that the system has been breached, the initial reaction, marked by a skipped heartbeat, often prompts a common question: What steps should be taken next? According to a recent study, over the last two years, more than half…
Trojan-Proxy Threat Expands Across macOS, Android and Windows
Kaspersky found multiple variants, but none are being marked as malicious by anti-malware vendors This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: Trojan-Proxy Threat Expands Across macOS, Android and Windows
ICANN Launches Service to Help With WHOIS Lookups
More than five years after domain name registrars started redacting personal data from all public domain registration records, the non-profit organization overseeing the domain industry has introduced a centralized online service designed to make it easier for researchers, law enforcement…
Exploitation of Recent Cisco IOS XE Vulnerabilities Spikes
The Shadowserver Foundation warns of an increase in the number of devices hacked via recent Cisco IOS XE vulnerabilities. The post Exploitation of Recent Cisco IOS XE Vulnerabilities Spikes appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been indexed from SecurityWeek…
Enterprise, Consumer Devices Exposed to Attacks via Malicious UEFI Logo Images
LogoFAIL is an UEFI image parser attack allowing hackers to compromise consumer and enterprise devices using malicious logo images. The post Enterprise, Consumer Devices Exposed to Attacks via Malicious UEFI Logo Images appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has been…
Trail of Bits Spinout iVerify Tackles Mercenary Spyware Threat
iVerify, a seed-stage startup spun out of Trail of Bits, ships a mobile threat hunting platform to neutralize iOS and Android zero-days. The post Trail of Bits Spinout iVerify Tackles Mercenary Spyware Threat appeared first on SecurityWeek. This article has…
Fortifying the Human Firewall: Six-Steps For An Effective Security Awareness Program
[By Perry Carpenter, chief evangelist and security officer at KnowBe4] The threat landscape is evolving with new attack vectors and cyber threats surfacing almost daily. Cybersecurity technology has come a long way too; however, security researchers are increasingly finding that…
Cyber Threat emerges out of Apple iOS 17 new NameDrop Feature
Apple’s recent update to iOS 17 introduced a new feature called NameDrop, enhancing data transfer capabilities for iPhone and Apple Watch users. This update allows seamless sharing of various files, including contacts, messages, photos, and videos. Despite its convenience, security…
Millions of patient scans and health records spilling online thanks to decades-old protocol bug
Thousands of exposed servers are spilling the medical records and personal health information of millions of patients due to security weaknesses in a decades-old industry standard designed for storing and sharing medical images, researchers have warned. This standard, known as…
csharp-streamer: Peeking under the hood
An unusual attack tool has caught the attention and peaked the curiosity of G DATA analyst Hendrik Eckardt. The discovered RAT (Remote Access Tool) is apparently designed for networks where people take an annoyingly close – for the attackers –…
Cyber Intrusion: Royal Family Braces for Potential Medical Data Release
A hacker with a history of releasing private information has threatened to do so unless it receives a ransom payment of $300,000 ($380,000) in bitcoins from members of the British Royal Family, including X-rays, letters from consultants, clinical notes,…