enterprise security

Key Takeaways FIPS 140-3 compliance requires the use of cryptographic modules that have been formally tested and approved by NIST – not just secure configurations or approved algorithms. For government...

There’s been some concerning news in the cybersecurity world: over 660,000 Rsync servers have been exposed to potential attacks due to six newly discovered vulnerabilities. Among them is a critical...

The Linux kernel 6.11 series officially reached its end of life (EOL) on December 5, 2024. As expected for a short-lived kernel branch, its journey has come to a close....

Linux has emerged as the dominant operating system on Microsoft Azure, powering over 60% of customer workloads. This surge in Linux adoption underscores its increasing popularity and versatility in enterprises...

The U.S Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) recently announced proposed security requirements designed to prevent adversarial nations from gaining access to American’s personal and government-related information. These proposed guidelines...

The Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS) is a widely used open-source printing system, prevalent on Linux and UNIX-like operating systems such as FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD. While CUPS provides essential...

Cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities continue to be a major concern in today’s software landscape, despite being preventable. CISA and FBI have issued a Secure by Design alert to reduce the...

Open-source projects are the cornerstone of modern software infrastructure, powering everything from web browsers to mobile apps and cloud services. These projects, contributed to and maintained by communities worldwide, enable...

SQL injection vulnerabilities, often abbreviated as SQLi, persist as a significant issue in commercial software products. In response to a recent highly publicized malicious campaign exploiting SQLi vulnerabilities in a...

A new threat has emerged in the form of a Python script called SNS Sender, which malicious actors are utilizing to send bulk smishing messages through Amazon Web Services (AWS)...

A new variant of the sophisticated botnet “FritzFrog” has emerged, leveraging the Log4Shell vulnerability for propagation. Despite more than two years passing since the Log4j flaw was discovered, attackers continue...