Takeaways from the Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack
The incident showcases basic steps that organizations can take to protect themselves as ransomware gangs get smarter.
Read MoreThe incident showcases basic steps that organizations can take to protect themselves as ransomware gangs get smarter.
Read MoreAn attacker with initial physical access (say, at a gym) could gain root entry to the interactive tablet, making for a bevy of remote attack scenarios.
Read MoreA supply-chain component lays open camera feeds to remote attackers thanks to a critical security vulnerability.
Read MoreApple patched two bugs impacting its Safari browser WebKit engine that it said are actively being exploited.
Read MoreUtilities’ vulnerability to application exploits goes from bad to worse in just weeks.
Read MoreAttackers could have used the bug to get read/write privileges for a victim user’s email, Teams chats, OneDrive, Sharepoint and loads of other services.
Read MoreAn analysis of the campaign revealed Cyberium, an active Mirai-variant malware hosting site.
Read MoreA trio of security flaws open the door to remote-code execution and a malware tsunami.
Read MoreGoogle has patched its Chrome browser, fixing one critical cache issue and a second bug being actively exploited in the wild.
Read MoreThe desktop conferencing IoT gadget allows remote attackers to install all kinds of malware and move laterally to other parts of enterprise networks.
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