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Today's cyber news highlights significant threats and vulnerabilities. The FBI has seized $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency linked to North Korean hackers, who are also implicated in a $400 million social engineering scheme. This operation involved using video call deception to trick victims. In software security, several vulnerabilities in Ubuntu products have been addressed, including fixes for x11vnc's insecure shared memory permissions, TigerVNC's server impersonation risks, and the signing-party's potential for executing malicious commands via crafted OpenPGP keys. Additionally, updates for SA-Exim and Ruby OpenID have been released to mitigate risks of unsafe rule evaluations and server-side request forgery, respectively.
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Learn how manufacturers can boost visibility while protecting user data with secure SEO, passwordless authentication, and privacy-first digital strategies.
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Salesforce believes there has been unauthorized access to its customers’ data through the Gainsight app’s connection to its platform
Salesforce warns that unusual activity in Gainsight-linked OAuth apps may have enabled unauthorized access to some customers’ Salesforce data. Salesforce warned of unusual activity involving Gainsight-linked OAuth apps, noting that threat actors may have used these integrations to gain unauthorized...
From time to time, it can be instructive to look at generic phishing messages that are delivered to one's inbox or that are caught by basic spam filters. Although one usually doesn't find much of interest, sometimes these little excursions into what should be a run-of-the-mill collection of basic, c...
Agentic Threat Hunting, Predictive Threat Intelligence, Disinformation Security & Cyber Deception and more
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The infamous ShinyHunters hackers have targeted customer-managed Gainsight-published applications to steal data from Salesforce instances.
The post Salesforce Instances Hacked via Gainsight Integrations appeared first on SecurityWeek.
A multi-layered security framework protecting large-model applications from adversarial threats, data leakage, API abuse, and content risks Partner Content At MWC Shanghai 2025, ZTE has officially launched its ZXCSec MAF product, a dedicated application-layer security protection device specifically...
La solution Arx One Backup est capable de sauvegarder et de restaurer les données de serveurs, de postes de travail et de NAS, dans des datacenters en France.
The post Arx One Backup : une solution de sauvegarde pro pour les serveurs, les NAS et les postes de travail first appeared on IT-Connect.
Even mature engineering teams often treat threat modeling as an optional exercise, relying instead on VAPT or other post-development assessments with the assumption that “we’ll fix issues later.” But this approach is risky and reactive. Threat modeling is fundamentally proactive: it compels teams to...
Onapsis introduced a series of new updates to its Onapsis Control product line, advancing security capabilities across SAP and cloud ERP application development environments. These enhancements include integration with SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery (CI/CD), expanded Git repository support...
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has abandoned its lawsuit against SolarWinds and its chief information security officer, alleging that the company had misled investors about the security practices that led to the 2020 supply chain attack.
In a joint motion filed November 20, 2025,...
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Immer mehr Fachkräfte in den sogenannten MINT-Berufen setzen Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) am Arbeitsplatz ohne die Genehmigung des Arbeitgebers ein. MINT steht für Mathematik, Informatik, Naturwiss...
The constantly growing number of acronyms in cyber security makes it difficult to maintain an overview and compare individual technologies. One example is the three closely related technologies for threat detection: network detection and response (NDR), endpoint detection and...
Most CISOs spend their time thinking about account takeover and phishing, but identity document fraud is becoming a tougher challenge. A new systematic review shows how attackers are pushing past old defenses and how detection models are struggling to keep up. The study analyzes work published from...
Post-incident analysis remains a critical concern at most security organizations today. According to Foundry’s Security Priorities study, 57% of security leaders report their organization struggled to find the root cause of security incidents experienced in the past year, leav...
Insurers judge organizations by the strength of their identity controls and by how consistently those controls are applied, according to a new Delinea report. CISOs are entering a market that rewards maturity and penalizes gaps that once passed without scrutiny. Control maturity is the baseline for...
In this Help Net Security video, Dinesh Nagarajan, Global Partner, Cyber Security Services at IBM Consulting, walks through a situation in which an employee shared production source code with a public AI tool. The tool learned from the code, including special formulas used in a fintech app, which cr...
Salesforce has warned of detected "unusual activity" related to Gainsight-published applications connected to the platform.
"Our investigation indicates this activity may have enabled unauthorized access to certain customers’ Salesforce data through the app's connection," the company said in an advi...
AI is changing how scams are built, shared, and trusted. A new global survey from Bitdefender shows how far the problem has spread. AI is helping scams evolve faster than people can respond Over seven in ten consumers encountered some form of scam in the past year. One in seven fell for one. Worry a...
Le 17 novembre 2025, Google a publié une nouvelle mise à jour pour Google Chrome pour patcher une faille zero-day exploitée par les pirates : CVE-2025-13223.
The post Google a patché une nouvelle faille zero-day exploitée dans le navigateur Chrome (CVE-2025-13223) first appeared on IT-Connect.