India’s space ambitions have grown with the announcement from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) that they plan to launch 50 satellites in the next five years. These satellites will be important for improving the country’s geo-intelligence capabilities. The satellites will form a network at different levels, allowing for monitoring …
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SonicWall Discover
Critical Zero-Day in Apache OfBiz ERP System
A new security flaw was found in Apache OfBiz, an open-source Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. This flaw could be used to get around authentication protections. The vulnerability, CVE-2023-51467, is found in the login feature and is caused by a partial fix for another serious vulnerability (CVE-2023-49070, CVSS score: 9.8) …
Read More »CISA Finalizes Microsoft 365 Secure Configuration Baselines
CISA started the SCuBA project to improve the security of email and cloud environments in the federal government. The project aims to enhance the security features of commonly used products and services and provide better visibility at the enterprise level to support our cybersecurity goals. This meant creating secure configurations …
Read More »Barracuda fixes new ESG zero-day exploited by hackers
Barracuda, fixed a zero-day bug on December 21. The bug was used by hackers known as UNC4841 to exploit Email Security Gateway (ESG) appliances. The company released additional security updates the following day for compromised ESG appliances that were attacked with SeaSpy and Saltwater malware. A security vulnerability was disclosed …
Read More »Cisco to Acquire Networking and Security Startup Isovalent
Cisco to acquire Isovalent, a company that specializes in cloud networking and security. Isovalent has been instrumental in developing eBPF, an open-source technology that allows developers to analyze the operating system layer for both Linux and Windows. ALSO READ: Tackling cloud security challenges head-on Isovalent’s Cilium is an open-source initiative …
Read More »Tackling cloud security challenges head-on
Cloud security is very important for modern computing. Businesses and individuals use cloud services more and more to store, process, and manage data. Cloud computing has many advantages, such as scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency, but it also brings new security challenges to make sure sensitive information stays confidential, intact, …
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Corvus Insurance report
Record-Breaking Ransomware Month: November Up 110%
Ransomware groups made a strong comeback in November, with the highest number of recorded victims ever, according to Corvus Insurance. Corvus Threat Intel reported that there were 484 new ransomware victims posted on leak sites in November 2023. This represents a 39.08% increase from October and a 110.43% increase compared …
Read More »Factors to shape unified data storage in 2024
Data Complexity Report by NetApp highlights that an astonishing 98% of organizations worldwide are undertaking this transformative journey. Three out of four companies still rely on on-premises data storage, highlighting the continued significance of having infrastructure within the organization. In the future, it is important to have a single data …
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Web injections back
40+ banks affected by new malware campaign
IBM Security Trusteer researchers found a new malware campaign using JavaScript web injections in March 2023. It’s widespread and evasive, with historical Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) suggesting a possible link to DanaBot. ALSO READ: Chrome adds background scans for compromised passwords Web injections, a technique used by banking trojans, are …
Read More »Chrome adds background scans for compromised passwords
Chrome Safety Check feature in Google will check if saved passwords in the browser have been compromised. This check will be done in the background. Chrome alerts desktop users about dangerous extensions that have been removed from the Chrome Web Store. This happens in the latest version of Chrome and …
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