Month: August 2023

Recently, a mass social engineering campaign targeted Zimbra Collaboration email server users, namely the Zimbra credential stealing campaign. Although the origin of the campaign still remains a mystery, multiple countries...

The growing adoption of cloud services has transformed the landscape of modern computing, enabling businesses and government agencies to scale their operations efficiently. However, this transformation has brought with it...

Devuan GNU+Linux 5.0 “Daedalus” is now available as the latest stable version based on Debian 12 with Linux kernel 6.1. Devuan GNU+Linux is a fork of Debian GNU/Linux distribution without...

Once again, HiatusRAT malware is identified as a severe threat to both American and Taiwan-based businesses. Threat actors have started using additional reconnaissance and targeting activities, placing sensitive data and...

Hardware level vulnerabilities are a nightmare in the IT world, striking fear into the hearts of professionals and corporations alike. From early examples to recent discoveries, these problems have plagued...

In addition to the latest RISC-V entry to Debian’s official architecture, Debian is now welcoming the LoongArch’ Loong64’ CPU architecture and plans to fully support it in Debian 13. By...

A new WinRAR security flaw endangers more than half a billion users of the WinRAR archiver. Opening a RAR archive generated by the attackers allows arbitrary code to be executed...

Especially when it comes to organizations using enterprise software languages that have a tendency to receive updates, staying current with the latest technologies is not just an aspiration — it’s...

The latest version of a free and open-source office suite, LibreOffice 7.6, has been released with various new features and improvements. Some new additions in this major version are support...

The Downfall Intel CPU vulnerability response is a serious issue that needs attention from companies. It is the new safety flaw affecting Intel CPUs, with possible performance implications and the...

The digital world thrives on interconnectedness, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the vast web of dependencies that form the backbone of modern software development. While dependencies are...

The Debian Project, which made the Debian GNU/Linux system, has turned 30 years old. Can you believe it? Back in 1993, the late Ian Murdock started this project in an...