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Dark Peep #8: Pirouetting in the Shadows
In the sprawling digital metropolis, where neon lights cast long shadows and data streams flow like rivers through the cybernetic landscape, a new saga unfolds. Welcome, dear navigators of the…
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Patches Available for a Critical Vulnerability in VMware Aria Automation: CVE-2023-34063
[Update] January 18, 2024: “CISA Issued an Alert for CVE-2023-34063 in VMware Aria Automation” VMware has addressed a critical vulnerability affecting Aria Automation that, if exploited, could result in unauthorized…
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MITRE ATT&CK® v14: A New Chapter in Cybersecurity Resilience
As we begin 2024, let’s take a moment to reflect on the transformative year for cybersecurity landscapes that was 2023. The MITRE ATT&CK® framework has guided you, bolstering your defenses with knowledge…
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The Intricate Relationship Between Cybercrime and Cryptocurrency
In the digital age, cryptocurrency has been nothing short of revolutionary, promising a future of financial transactions that are faster, more secure, and unbound by traditional banking constraints. Yet, as…
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Digital Predators of 2023: Exposing Top Cyber Threat Actors
In 2023, the digital landscape continued to evolve rapidly, but so did the sophistication and audacity of cyber threat actors. From ransomware to sophisticated phishing campaigns, the threat landscape has…
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Dark Web Sales: A New RCE Exploit, US Credit Cards, and 19M Japanese Emails
In recent discoveries within the cyber threat landscape, the SOCRadar Dark Web Team has identified the sale of access to a cloud company, a financial organization, and a software company. Additionally, a…
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Latest Critical Vulnerabilities Affecting GitLab, Apple’s Magic Keyboard, and Juniper Networks’ Junos OS
[Update] January 25, 2024: “Over 5,300 GitLab Instances Are Vulnerable to Exploitation” The digital landscape is continually evolving, marked by the constant emergence of new security loopholes that serve as…
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EU’s Proposed Reform: Article 45.2 May Allow Member Countries to Decrypt Traffic
The European Union ‘s proposed legal reforms have sparked a significant debate among cybersecurity experts, industry organizations, and civil society. Central to this discussion is the proposed update to the…
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