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RomCom RAT operators disguise malware...

RomCom, a threat actor, is said to be conducting a series of new attack campaigns using the brand power of SolarWinds, KeePass and PDF Technologies. It uses a RomCom RAT...

Cisco release security updates to...

Cisco has released security updates to address two vulnerabilities that are classified as “high”: CVE-2022-20961 and CVE-2022-20956. The vulnerabilities affect the Cisco Identity Services Engine and could allow an attacker...

Researchers uncover similar tools between...

According to security researchers from SentinelOne, the relatively new ransomware gang called Black Basta shares tooling and possibly personnel with the notorious FIN7 hacking group. The researchers were able to...

Researchers discover thousands of GitHub...

Researchers from the Leiden Institute of Advanced Computer Science have discovered thousands of repositories on GitHub that offer fake proof-of-concept (PoC) exploits for vulnerabilities and malware. Various malicious programs and...

Cranefly hackers exploit Microsoft IIS...

Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS), a web server that enables hosting of websites and web applications, is being exploited by the Cranefly hacking group to deploy and control malware on...

Hackers use Clop ransomware to...

A hacker group that is identified simply as DEV-0950 is using CIop ransomware to encrypt the network of organizations that were previously infected with the Raspberry Robin worm. Raspberry Robin...

Experts warn of potential critical...

Major operating system vendors, software publishers, email providers and technology companies that integrate OpenSSL into their products have been asked to prepare for a possible “critical” vulnerability in versions 3.0...

Researchers uncover “high-severity” GitHub...

Researchers from the Checkmarx Supply Chain Security team have discovered a “high-severity” vulnerability in GitHub. Using a technique known as Repo jacking, attackers could take control of a GitHub repository...

Hackers exploit critical flaw in...

Researchers from the cybersecurity company Fortinet have uncovered a malicious campaign in which attackers exploit a critical vulnerability in the VMware Workspace One Access to spread various types of malware,...

Critical flaw found in Aptos...

Researchers from Singapore-based Numen Cyber Labs have discovered and shared details on a vulnerability in the Move virtual machine responsible for powering the Aptos blockchain network. Aptos, one of the...

The real cost of firing...

Content giant Patreon recently laid off its entire internal cybersecurity team. While it’s publicly known that five employees from the team were let go, the organization didn’t confirm that the...

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