Month: March 2023

Google’s Project Zero has discovered 18 zero-day vulnerabilities in Samsung’s Exynos chips, which attackers could use to completely compromise a phone without the user’s knowledge. The flaws affect a wide...

A new variant of IceFire ransomware has been discovered that targets Linux systems. In the past, it has been found to target Windows only. This ransomware is known for targeting...

Cybersecurity threats are ever present and government organizations face unique challenges in securing the sensitive information of citizens. As workers with limited technology training become increasingly susceptible to threat actors,...

ReliaQuest has discovered a security incident caused by the QBot banking trojan in a client’s environment. A threat actor gained access to the network via a phishing email, installed the...

Docker is a popular open-source containerization platform that helps to create, deploy, and manage applications in a containerized environment. Recently, concerns have been raised in the open-source community regarding the...

Sometimes getting 101’s right comes down to how seriously you take the issue – whether it’s given the right level of priority. Take health 101’s: we know we shouldn’t eat...

Offensive Security has announced the release of Kali Linux 2023.1, marking the 10th anniversary of the project. The latest version of the distribution includes a new distro named ‘Kali Purple’,...

The sanctions imposed on the Russian government and its defense industry have caused some interesting issues in the open-source community. The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has led the US...

IoT in manufacturing and production industries enables higher levels of automation, data collection, and efficiency, so it’s no surprise that IoT empowers manufacturers tremendously.  In this blog, I’ll be walking...

Cybercriminals have found a new way to distribute info-stealing malware to unsuspecting users by abusing Adobe Acrobat Sign, a popular online document signing service. Avast researchers discovered that threat actors...

A new Ubuntu Desktop is in development that provides the usual Ubuntu experience with the addition of Flatpak preinstalled. Since Canonical announced it to not include Flatpak by default, many...

“No plan survives contact with the enemy” is one of the truisms of conflict. It’s somewhat (un)surprising how accurately this describes the cybersecurity posture of most organizations. Best laid plans...