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Healthcare Data, Zero Day Exploit, and ATM & POS Malware Sales
This week, there’s a chilling offer on the dark web involving sensitive data from the U.S. healthcare industry. But that’s not all. There are the other topics: A new Remote…
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Docker Hub Images Expose Secrets and Private Keys, Potentially Leading to Attacks
Researchers at RWTH Aachen University in Germany have conducted a study, revealing that numerous Docker images shared on Docker Hub expose sensitive data. This poses a significant security risk. Docker…
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DDoS Alert for NATO Countries
The rise in DDoS attacks poses significant challenges to individuals, organizations, and even entire nations. The impending threat from Anonymous Russia against France, an alarming attack alert from KillMilk ,…
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Urgent Patching Required for High Severity Vulnerabilities in Zoom
With the widespread adoption of Zoom during the pandemic, the video conferencing platform has become ubiquitous, installed on countless computers and mobile devices worldwide. However, the immense user base and…
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Under the Spotlight: State of Evolving Australian Threat Landscape in 2023
While cyber-attacks gain momentum in parallel with the increase in digitalization, companies operating in both public and private sectors continue to experience the effects of cyber-attacks; what is concerning, if…
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The added OWASP Top 10 for LLMs: An Overview of Critical AI Vulnerabilities with SOCRadar
Large Language Models (LLMs) are artificial intelligence models that generate human-like text. They have become increasingly prevalent in today’s digital landscape due to their wide range of applications, from drafting…
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Zimbra Zero-Day Vulnerability Actively Exploited, Apply the Fix Now
[Update] November 17, 2023: See the subheading: “Google Reports Four Campaigns Exploiting the Zimbra Zero-Day: CVE-2023-37580.” Zimbra is urging its customers to manually apply fixes for a recently discovered zero-day…
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Multiple Critical (CVE-2023-29308) Vulnerabilities Discovered in Adobe InDesign
A series of important zero-day vulnerabilities in Adobe InDesign has been discovered recently, and promptly reported to Adobe. In response, Adobe has released security patches on July 11, 2023, addressing…
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