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Two QEMU Vulnerabilities Fixed in Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Recently, two memory-related flaws were discovered in QEMU, a popular open-source machine emulator and virtualizer. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2024-26327 and CVE-2024-26328, affect QEMU versions 7.1.0 through 8.2.1. Both vulnerabilities stem from mishandling of memory operations within the QEMU codebase.…
AT&T to Pay $13 Million to Settle FCC Case of 2023 Data Breach
AT&T agreed to pay $13 million to settle an FCC investigation into a data breach in January 2023 that put a focus on the evolving security landscape and the growing threat to customer data that organizations store in the cloud.…
FBI Disrupts Another Massive Chinese-Linked Botnet
The FBI and other U.S. and international law enforcement agencies disrupted a massive botnet created by China-linked threat group Flax Typhoon that had pulled in more than 200,000 IoT and other connected devices over the past for years. The post…
Pulumi Adds Cloud Security Intelligence Tool to Portfolio
Pulumi today added a Pulumi Insights application for discovering cloud assets in addition to generally making available a previously launched tool for centralizing the management of cloud security. The post Pulumi Adds Cloud Security Intelligence Tool to Portfolio appeared first…
E2EE is MIA in iPhone/Android Chat — GSMA Gonna Fix it
No More Barf-Green Bubbles? GSM Association is “excited” to bring Apple and Google closer together, but encryption is still lacking. The post E2EE is MIA in iPhone/Android Chat — GSMA Gonna Fix it appeared first on Security Boulevard. This article…
North Korean Group Uses Fake Job Offers to Target Energy, Aerospace Sectors
The North Korean-backed threat group UNC2970 is using spearphishing emails and WhatsApp messages to entice high-level executives in the energy and aerospace sectors to open a malicious ZIP file containing a fake job description and a previously unknown backdoor called…
10 Best Attack Surface Management Tools
< div class=”wpb_row vc_row-fluid vc_row top-level”> < div class=”row_col_wrap_12 col span_12 dark left”> 10 Best Attack Surface Management Tools What Is Attack Surface Management? What Are the Different Types of Attack Surfaces? Top Enterprise Attack Surface Management Tools Selecting the…
Post-Quantum Cryptography: The Future of Secure Communications and the Role of Standards
Digital security has long relied on cryptographic systems that use complex mathematical problems (also known as algorithms) to keep sensitive data and transactions safe from unauthorized access. These algorithms were designed to be nearly impossible for classical computers to solve,…
Analysis Identifies Web Servers as Weakest Cybersecurity Link
An analysis of more than 39 million anonymized and normalized data points published today by Cycognito, a provider of platforms for discovering and testing attack surfaces, finds web servers accounted for more than a third (34%) of all the severe…
Apache Flaw: High Severity Vulnerability Fix Via Update
Organizations worldwide leverage technological solutions for increased efficiency and productivity. However, given the rapid advancements of online threats, using such solutions does come with some risks. The recently discovered Apache flaw is a fine example of such risks. In this article,…
Building a Secure Linux Environment for Enterprise Applications
Enterprises today face sophisticated attacks that are often targeted, persistent, and difficult to detect. Keep your Linux environment secure with automated live patching to apply security updates without downtime. Configure firewalls and secure communication protocols to protect network applications…
Fair Ball or Foul Play? EU’s Digital Markets Act Puts App Security on Shaky Ground
Apple Inc, announced a fightback after the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) allegedly forced a compromise on the security of its products. The post Fair Ball or Foul Play? EU’s Digital Markets Act Puts App Security on Shaky Ground appeared…
Data Detection & Response (DDR): Not the Dance Revolution It Claims
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, protecting sensitive information is more critical than ever. The latest “Cyber Security in Focus report” by… The post Data Detection & Response (DDR): Not the Dance Revolution It Claims appeared first on Symmetry Systems. The post…
USENIX NSDI ’24 – Fast Vector Query Processing for Large Datasets Beyond GPU Memory with Reordered Pipelining
Authors/Presenters:Zili Zhang, Fangyue Liu, Gang Huang, Xuanzhe Liu, Xin Jin Our sincere thanks to USENIX, and the Presenters & Authors for publishing their superb 21st USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation (NSDI ’24) content, placing the organizations enduring…
Avoiding The “No Responsibility” Cloud Security Model
We’re all familiar with the shared responsibility model championed by cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP: platform providers secure the cloud infrastructure, while customers are responsible for securing their usage and configuration of services. But how well is this…
Part 1: Can Just Anyone Access Your ServiceNow Articles?
What if I told you that thousands of companies (30% of the accounts we reviewed) are leaving a backdoor open to their ServiceNow databases for anyone with limited programming skills? This is a story of how a simple misconfiguration in…
Part 2: Can Just Anyone Access Your ServiceNow Articles?
In this two-part series, we began by examining the structure of ServiceNow, and the relationship between articles, pages, and widgets. Now, in Part 2, we discover how a widget misconfiguration can be exploited. To read the intro (Part 1), click…
Randall Munroe’s XKCD ‘Craters’
<a class=” sqs-block-image-link ” href=”https://xkcd.com/2984/” rel=”noopener” target=”_blank”> <img alt=”” height=”352″ src=”https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5355d604e4b03c3e9896e131/5bcc27f8-2d59-400a-aae2-4fc4e384603f/craters.png?format=1000w” width=”457″ /> </a><figcaption class=”image-caption-wrapper”> via the comic humor & dry wit of Randall Munroe, creator of XKCD Permalink The post Randall Munroe’s XKCD ‘Craters’ appeared first on Security Boulevard.…
5 Ways to Reduce Information Security Risk in a Mobile Workplace
Today’s talent is no longer bound by the cubicle. For many, home offices and Wi-Fi-enabled coffee shops are the new workplaces. One study shows that 41% of employees in North America alone work outside the office at least some of…