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Cybersecurity threats are evolving beyond traditional attack surfaces, with attackers increasingly targeting hardware and supply chain vulnerabilities. Recent incidents highlight a shift towards exploiting IoT devices and cloud infrastructure, emphasizing the need for robust security measures in these areas. Moreover, ransomware attacks continue to rise, with cybercriminals employing more sophisticated tactics to extort organizations. Phishing remains a prevalent threat, often serving as the initial vector for larger attacks. Organizations are urged to enhance their security posture by adopting comprehensive risk management strategies and prioritizing employee training to mitigate these emerging threats.
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Radcliffe will be officially inducted into the Hall of Fame during a keynote session at this year’s Infosecurity Europe 2022
Hacker group known as “Killnet” blamed for disruption
How to work with stolen IAM credentials and things to consider.
More testing and more collaboration on the way
Rapid7 complains of vendor’s silent patching process
Each month we publish numerous new articles and known issues to the WatchGuard Knowledge Base. Here is the new content published in April:
Known Issues
10G SFP+ interfaces (eth8/eth9) on Firebox M590/M690 do not respond to traffic
After upgrade to Fireware 12.8, IKEv2 BOVPNs that use VPN failover a...
The rules will apply to medium and large organizations operating in critical sectors like healthcare and water management
A panel of cyber leaders discuss Ukraine's cyber-resilience and other trends during the conflict
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First National Cyber Advisory Board co-chair appointed
Around $150m in funding will shape future of open source security
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Server logins were sold on dark web criminal marketplace
Investigation revealed unauthorized party accessed and possibly retained sensitive customer information
During my winternship, I used the findings from recent Go audits to make several improvements to go-fuzz, a coverage-based fuzzer for projects written in Go. I focused on three enhancements to improve the effectiveness of Go fuzzing campaigns and provide a better experience for users. I contributed...
The declaration came with IT systems across several ministries rendered unusable
Real-time data sharing with ISPs could stop fraud at scale
A technical analysis of a new variant of the SparrowDoor malware.
Persistent fraud threatens trust in e-commerce
Over a fifth are “very stressed” at work