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B1txor20 Malware Exploiting Log4J Vulnerability
Since the Log4J vulnerability was discovered, some other malware showed up and exploited it. B1txor20 seems to take its place among the participants in this malware cluster . Let’s take…
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Critical RCE Vulnerabilities Discovered in Veeam Backup & Replication
Veeam, a backup and cloud solutions provider, announced that it had fixed two critical vulnerabilities that allow remote code execution (RCE). CVE-2022-26500 and CVE-2022-26501 with CVSS scores of 9.8 are…
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What Should We Learn From the Conti’s HSE Ireland Attack?
Conti ransomware attacks can target almost any organization. The attack on HSE Ireland last year demonstrates that threat actors can even target critical sectors such as healthcare. A more proactive…
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‘Dirty Pipe’ Linux Vulnerability Discovered
A “ Dirty Pipe” vulnerability with CVE-2022-0847 and a CVSS score of 7.8 has been identified, affecting Linux Kernel 5.8 and higher. The vulnerability allows attackers to overwrite data in…
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Ex-Adafruit Employee’s GitHub Repository Leaked
Adafruit, which produces open-source hardware components, announced that a former employee had a data leak on their GitHub repository. The fact that there is information about user accounts among the…
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Lapsu$ Extortion Group Allegedly Leaked Samsung Source Code After Nvidia Breach
The infamous Lapsu$ Extortion Group has become a newsworthy threat actor while the cyber incidents escalated during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. While the group’s claim on stolen data from…
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Future of Cybersecurity in the Era of Metaverse
Metaverse has become a subject that everyone is curious about very soon after it has found its place in the titles. It was claimed that the term, which caused great…
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Five Vulnerabilities Discovered in PJSIP Library This Week
PJSIP, an open-source library, is one of the most used libraries used by WhatsApp and many other VoIP applications. Recently, critical RCE bugs were detected from the PJSIP open source…
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