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Mission-Critical You Say? Yes, You...

Operational technology (OT) requires protective cybersecurity measures just like any other system – and even more so given that some OT supports mission-critical environments such as power stations and air...

Weekly Blog Wrap-Up (May 15-19,...

Welcome to the TuxCare Weekly Blog Wrap-Up – your go-to resource for the latest insights on cybersecurity strategy, Linux security, and how to simplify the way your organization protects its...

How Live Patching Can Help...

Vulnerability management is a critical process for organizations to ensure the security and integrity of their systems and data. Core to proper vulnerability management is vulnerability patching, which fixes security...

Ransomware groups exploits vulnerabilities in...

Microsoft has issued a warning about two cybercrime gangs that are aggressively exploiting vulnerabilities in PaperCut, a popular print management program. The groups in question are a Russian-speaking Clop ransomware-as-a-service...

The Bugs Behind the Vulnerabilities...

Welcome to the final installment of our five-part series looking at code bugs responsible for the vulnerabilities and exploits we try to stay safe from. In this part, we’ll go...

The Bugs Behind the Vulnerabilities...

Welcome to part four of the five-part series where we look at the code bugs that explain the many exploits reported on a regular basis. We’ll be looking at the...

Google Project Zero Discloses CentOS...

Google Project Zero discloses CentOS Linux kernel flaws after failing to release timely fixes before the 90-day deadline. Google Project Zero is a security team that is in charge of...

Multiple malware bothers targets Cacti...

Experts in cybersecurity have lately identified a significant increase in the activity of botnets that propagate malware and attack vulnerable network devices. These assaults transmit the ShellBot and Moobot malware...

Five Top Tips for Dealing...

Healthcare organizations handle a vast amount of sensitive and confidential information, making these organizations a prime target for cyberattacks. The result: strict compliance requirements that have specific rules around cybersecurity...

Two buffer overflow vulnerabilities uncovered...

Two buffer overflow vulnerabilities in the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 specification could allow attackers to access or replace sensitive data such as cryptographic keys. Quarkslab security researchers uncovered the...

State Actors May Be Targeting...

Infrastructure is at the core of any business – whether it’s a pipeline for liquids, a data center, or the development process you’ve taken years to build. An organization that...

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