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Endpoint Security products are responsible for a market size of approximately 14 million in 2021. Regarding this market's compound annual growth rate (CAGR), it is estimated that the market will double in 9 years. According… Continue Reading
Atlassian recently issued a security advisory to notify Bitbucket Server and Data Center users about a critical vulnerability. Labeled CVE-2022-36804 is a command injection flaw with a CVSS score of 9.9. On vulnerable systems, the vulnerability could allow attackers… Continue Reading
[Update] August 18, 2023: Microsoft has detected a recent version of BlackCat ransomware equipped with the Impacket communication framework tool. Added the subheading “New BlackCat Ransomware Variant Using Impacket.” [Update] July 05, 2023: BlackCat has… Continue Reading
A larger phishing campaign that targeted 136 organizations and resulted in the theft of 9,931 account login credentials has been linked to the hackers behind a series of recent hacks, including those on Twilio, MailChimp, and Cloudflare. These… Continue Reading
On 25th August, LastPass announced a breach and stated that its source code was stolen, along with some technical information. The incident happened two weeks ago, and the password management company only recently confirmed it.… Continue Reading
Have you ever heard of the term dark web? Besides sheltering various individuals from spies to threat actors in its highly private environment, the dark web also hosts black markets of different sizes. According to… Continue Reading
IBM released security updates for two critical vulnerabilities in its message-oriented middleware IBM MQ. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2022-27780 and CVE-2022-30115, allow for security bypass and exposure of sensitive data. The flaws were both discovered… Continue Reading
A security flaw identified in VMware Tools could lead to local privilege escalation attacks. A remote attacker with initial access can steal sensitive data and take complete control over virtual machines. The flaw has a… Continue Reading
[Update] May 18, 2023: Google has released eight new top-level domains (TLDs). Added the subheading: "Google's New TLDs: Commercial Opportunities and Security Risks" A TLD is the last character of a domain name, such as… Continue Reading
GitLab released patches where they fixed a critical remote code execution vulnerability. It is labeled CVE-2022-2884 with a CVSS score of 9.9. This critical vulnerability in the GitHub Import API can be exploited by an attacker who… Continue Reading
Phishing attacks are being launched by hackers using a tactic called Static Expressway. The newly-spread tactic lets hackers get their emails past Amazon Web Services (AWS) automated security scanners. Email security provider Avanan claims that scammers can… Continue Reading
Powered by DarkMirror™ This week’s edition covers the latest dark web news from the past week. This week's headlines are government leaks, dark web access sales, and vast databases of user information. Find out if… Continue Reading
SOCRadar's Threat Landscape Report this month aims to provide organizations located in Spain with a region-based understanding of evolving and emerging cyber threats. We hope our intelligence will help companies and nonprofits in their future… Continue Reading
Today's world has many cyberattack targets, including large organizations, small businesses, and individuals. Any action, no matter how small, can put you in danger. Most of the cyber incidents from last month involved situations in… Continue Reading
IT security company Entrust suffered a cyberattack on June 18. Attackers gained unauthorized access to the company's network to reach internal data. Despite the theft of some files, Entrust's workflow was unaffected. The company later notified… Continue Reading
Researchers identified a Java deserialization flaw in a Fishbowl Inventory instance that could result in remote code execution. The vulnerability is tracked as CVE-2022-29805. Fishbowl Inventory assists businesses in managing their inventory. The software is… Continue Reading
Apple issued security updates to fix zero-day vulnerabilities that were reportedly being actively exploited. The vulnerabilities could let an attacker execute arbitrary code on iPhone, iPad, and Mac devices and even take control of them. … Continue Reading
Browser extensions simplify several tasks. They are not limited to standard web surfing but may also be helpful for cybersecurity specialists. It takes less time for security experts to research a website or online service,… Continue Reading
It is highly possible to come across the term black market in movies, news, debates, etc. In real life, the black market is a vast concept that includes various players, from criminal individuals to countries… Continue Reading
An exploit code is accessible for the Realtek eCos SDK's high severity security flaw. The flaw could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to: Execute arbitrary code Crash networking devices Create backdoors Intercept network traffic Modify network… Continue Reading
