Category: hacking attacks

“Cloud Infrastructure and Containerization: The Boon and Bane of Modern Web App Development”

“Cloud Infrastructure and Containerization: The Boon and Bane of Modern Web App Development”

Modern Web App Development: Cloud and Security Concerns Modern web app development heavily depends on cloud infrastructure and containerization. Cloud technology and containerization can scale on demand and handle millions of file transfers daily. However, these technologies open avenues for potential attacks that can exploit file uploads or introduce vulnerabilities in containers hosting web applications,

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“ServiceNow Security Alert: Addressing Unintended Access Risk Caused by Misconfigurations”

“ServiceNow Security Alert: Addressing Unintended Access Risk Caused by Misconfigurations”

the situation and provides details concerning: – ServiceNow’s announcement of potential “unintended access” due to misconfigurations – The implications for businesses using ServiceNow due to this security exposure risk – The steps taken by ServiceNow to rectify the issue Misconfigurations: a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing? ServiceNow’s recent revelation serves as a reminder that even the

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“EleKtra-Leak Campaign: How Exposed AWS Credentials on GitHub Are Being Used for Cryptojacking”

“EleKtra-Leak Campaign: How Exposed AWS Credentials on GitHub Are Being Used for Cryptojacking”

EleKtra-Leak Campaign Targets Exposed AWS Credentials on GitHub for Cryptojacking Main Points An ongoing campaign called EleKtra-Leak is targeting exposed Amazon Web Service (AWS) identity and access management (IAM) credentials in public GitHub repositories. This campaign allows threat actors to create multiple AWS Elastic Compute (EC2) instances for unauthorized cryptojacking activities. EleKtra-Leak: A New Threat

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“Unmasking NGINX Ingress Vulnerabilities: How to Secure Your Kubernetes Cluster”

“Unmasking NGINX Ingress Vulnerabilities: How to Secure Your Kubernetes Cluster”

CVSS score: 7.5) – An attacker can exploit this vulnerability to bypass the network policies and expose sensitive services within the cluster CVE-2022-1612 (CVSS score: 7.7) – A potential threat actor could create a new Ingress object, thereby bypassing the ingress controller’s security measures and gaining access to its features and configurations Look Out for Security

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GhostPulse Revealed: Sophisticated New Malware Loader Masquerading as Popular Software

GhostPulse Revealed: Sophisticated New Malware Loader Masquerading as Popular Software

Unghosting ‘GhostPulse’: New Malware Loader Disguised as Popular Software Key Points: A new cyber attack campaign is distributing a malware loader called ‘GhostPulse’ using deceptive MSIX Windows app package files. GhostPulse is disguised as popular software such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, Grammarly, and Cisco Webex. MSIX is a package format developers utilize to

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“Unmasking the Covert Interception of Jabber.ru Traffic: A Deep Dive into Cyber Espionage”

“Unmasking the Covert Interception of Jabber.ru Traffic: A Deep Dive into Cyber Espionage”

Summarizing The Intercepted Traffic from Jabber.ru Main Points: – An analysis indicates a covert interception of traffic from jabber[.]ru, an XMPP-based instant messaging service – Attackers reportedly made use of servers at Hetzner and Linode in Germany for the operation – TLS certificates from Let’s Encrypt service were issued and used by the attacker to

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Unmasking the Lazarus Effect: New Cyberattack Tactics from North Korea’s Elite Group

Unmasking the Lazarus Effect: New Cyberattack Tactics from North Korea’s Elite Group

Caught Red-Handed: North Korea’s Lazarus Group in New Cyberattack Main Points North Korea–associated Lazarus Group is behind a new cyber-attack. An unnamed software vendor was compromised through exploitation of security flaws. The attack sequences resulted in the deployment of malware families like SIGNBT and LPEClient. LPEClient is a notorious hacking tool used by Lazarus Group.

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“Fortifying Your Business: A Guide to Operational Technology and Cybersecurity”

“Fortifying Your Business: A Guide to Operational Technology and Cybersecurity”

Getting the Backbones Ready: Strengthening Operational Technology – Essentiality of comprehensive preparation, mitigation and response plans for potential cyber threats – Importance of protecting operational technology and critical systems The Essentials of Cyber-Safety Planning Just as you wouldn’t go into a snowstorm without a parka, businesses can’t afford to face the blizzards of cyberspace without

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“Enhancing AI Security: Google’s Expansion of its Vulnerability Rewards Program”

“Enhancing AI Security: Google’s Expansion of its Vulnerability Rewards Program”

Google Bolsters AI Security with its Vulnerability Rewards Program Expansion Main Points: Google has announced the expansion of its Vulnerability Rewards Program (VRP) for AI systems. The expanded VRP now includes rewards for finding attack scenarios tailored to generative AI. This move aims to bolster AI safety and security to lessen potential risks like unfair

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“F5 BIG-IP Security Flaw: Unmasking the Grave Threat of CVE-2023-46747”

“F5 BIG-IP Security Flaw: Unmasking the Grave Threat of CVE-2023-46747”

F5 Warns of Ominous Security Vulnerability In BIG-IP – Unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability reported in F5’s BIG-IP product. – The vulnerability is grafted into the configuration utility component and has been appointed with the CVE identifier CVE-2023-46747, with an alarming CVSS score of 9.8. – An unauthenticated attacker with network access can potentially exploit

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