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Internet-Exposed Devices within Federal Networks
As technology evolves and becomes increasingly integral to all aspects of society, the need for robust cybersecurity measures becomes more pressing. One primary aspect of concern in this digital age…
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Fake Extortion: How to Tackle and How to Verify?
Today, one of the most critical aspects of maintaining a respectable business is to have resistance against cyber attacks. To that aim, organizations try to implement extraordinary measures to keep…
Credential Theft Attacks Surge: Microsoft Raises Red Flag on Midnight Blizzard (APT29)
Microsoft has identified Midnight Blizzard, a Russian state-affiliated hacking group also known as APT29, as the source behind a recent surge in credential theft. The widespread operations carried out by…
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High-Severity Vulnerabilities Identified and Patched in BIND 9 DNS Software
The BIND 9 DNS software suite, an integral part of the Domain Name System (DNS), has recently received updates to neutralize three high-priority vulnerabilities. Disclosed and resolved by the Internet…
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A New RAT Tool, Unauthorized VPN-RDP Access Sale, and New Database Leaks
Brace yourself for this week’s thrilling snapshot of the dark web, where secrets are the common currency, and anonymity reigns. We’re delving deep into the cyber shadows, where databases of…
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Exploring Cyber Threats During the Hajj Season
“More than 2 million cyber attacks were recorded from all over the world within a month” That is the summary of the cyber struggle during the last Hajj season, according…
Grafana Fixes Critical Auth Bypass, CISA Warns for VMware Vulnerabilities
Grafana and VMware have recently released security updates for their products in response to high severity vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities have the potential to allow attackers to gain control over user…
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What Do You Need to Know About CVE-2023-33299 Vulnerability in FortiNAC?
What is CVE-2023-33299? Discovered by security researcher Florian Hauser of CODE WHITE, CVE-2023-33299 is a deserialization of untrusted data vulnerability, classified under CWE-502. Simply put, this vulnerability is a loophole…
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