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> Uber Hit By New Data Breach After Attack on Third-Party Vendor
Company information was stolen from third-party vendor Teqtivity and posted on a dark web forum
> Manticore GUIs made easy
Trail of Bits maintains Manticore, a symbolic execution engine that can analyze smart contracts and native binaries. While symbolic execution is a powerful technique that can augment the vulnerability discovery process, it requires some base domain knowledge and thus has its own learning curve. Give...
> Experts Warn ChatGPT Could Democratize Cybercrime
Researchers claim AI bot can write malware and craft phishing emails
> Aussie Data Breaches Surge 489% in Q4 2022
Country bucks the global trend thanks to high-profile incidents
> Cheyenne Radiology Group & MRI
Le groupe de radiologie Cheyenne Radiology Group & MRI, âgé de 70 ans, a récemment subi une cyberattaque qui pourrait avoir entraîné l'exposition involontaire des informations personnelles des patients. Bien qu'il n'y ait aucune preuve d'une utilisation abusive des informations sensibles, le groupe...
> Security Overlooked in Rush to Hybrid Working
Apogee study finds just 14% consider it a priority
> HSE Cyber-Attack Costs Ireland $83m So Far
A total of roughly 100,000 people had their personal data stolen during the cyber-attack
> Hybrid fuzzing: Sharpening the spikes of Echidna
Smart contract fuzzing is an effective bug-finding technique that is largely used at Trail Of Bits during audits. During my internship at Trail of Bits, I contributed to expand our fuzzing capabilities by working on Hybrid Echidna, a “hybrid fuzzer” that couples our smart contract fuzzer, Echidna, w...
> Chaos RAT Used to Enhance Linux Cryptomining Attacks
The main downloader script and further payloads were hosted in different locations
> Royal Ransomware Targets US Healthcare
Requested ransom payment demands ranged from $250,000 to over $2m
> 🇬🇧 Integration of Untrusted Software (07 décembre 2022)
Version française: 🇫🇷 Regulatory frameworks of some countries may require companies operating in their territory to use specific software. While their integration does not usually present any technical concern, such software can be used by adversaries as an entry point to a computer network. The...
> Transitive Dependencies Account for 95% of Bugs
Endor Labs warns of dangerous complexities in open source
> North Korean Hackers Impersonate Researchers to Steal Intel
Report associates new intelligence-gathering tactic with Kimsuky group
> Knowledge Base Digest - November 2022
Articles AuthPoint users cannot log in to Windows server after they change a password over RDP DNSWatchGO data storage information and server locations M-series Firebox powered state behavior after a power failure PMKID does not match between AP and client Why does the Firebox generate "Archived lo...
> Researchers Find 63 Zero-Day Bugs at Latest Pwn2Own
Competition awards winning participants nearly $1m
> Truebot Malware Activity Increases With Possible Evil Corp Connections
The campaigns observed by Cisco Talos have resulted in the creation of two botnets
> Loot Public EBS Snapshots
How to find and take advantage of exposed EBS snapshots.
> BEC Attacks Expand Beyond Email and Toward Mobile Devices
Scammers typically obtain mobile numbers from data breaches, social media and data brokers
> Cobalt Mirage Affiliate Uses GitHub to Relay Drokbk Malware Instructions
Secureworks said the malicious code is written in .NET and comprises a dropper and a payload
> ChatGPT: Imagine you are a database server
After reading this post about ChatGPT imitating Linux, I wanted it to be a database server. Let’s try it out! Imagine you are a Microsoft SQL Server. I type commands, and you reply with the result, and no other information or descriptions. Just the result. Start with exec xp_cmdshell ‘whoami’; Wow,...