Attackers aren’t finished using Log4Shell, says Microsoft and FTC
Microsoft is warning Windows and Azure customers to be cautious when dealing with potential attacks based on the Log4Shell flaws in the popular Java logging framework Log4j.
The Apache Software Foundation announced...
The competition to save the Internet from quantum programmers
The quantum PC upset could break encryption - yet safer calculations can defend protection.
Representation by Dalbert B. Vilarino
In network protection circles, they call it Q-day: the day when quantum PCs will...
How E-commerce Businesses Are Using AI and ML to Stop Fraudsters in 2023
Although e-commerce is a quickly expanding sector, fraudsters attack it frequently. Fraudsters take advantage of e-commerce companies and their clients in a number of ways, such as account takeovers, payment fraud,...
Using CASB to Manage Critical Assets and Establish User Access
According to Thomas Likas, global head of security architecture and engineering at Takeda Pharmaceuticals, using the cloud access security broker's three features - API-level integration with managed device transfer for visibility,...
Massive Data Leak by the Chinese Start-up SocialArks Exposes 200+ Million Facebook, Instagram and...
More than 400GB of public and private profile data for 214 million social-media users from around the world has been exposed to the internet – including details for celebrities and social...
This Is How Hackers Are Actively Exploiting a Critical Oracle Weblogic Vulnerability
Juniper Threat Labs researchers observed a botnet known as DarkIRC is actively targeting thousands of exposed Oracle WebLogic servers in attacks designed to exploit the CVE-2020-14882 remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability...
Strengthen Your Defense with a Robust Cybersecurity Checklist for the Shields Ready Campaign in...
To supplement the successful "Shields Up" campaign, the United States government has created the "Shields Ready" project to improve cybersecurity in vital infrastructure. In contrast to its forerunner, Shields Active, Shields...
RAT (Remote Access Trojan) Developer arrested for building malware that affected 10,000 computers
Law enforcement authorities have arrested a remote access trojan (RAT) developer for infecting around 10,000 computers with malware. The suspect, who has not been named, allegedly created and distributed the njRAT...
Los Angeles Housing Authority data breach leaked most personal info.
The Los Angeles Housing Authority has announced a data breach after being hit by a ransomware attack. In a statement, the organization stated that it detected unusual activity on its servers...
Oracle’s BlueKai Exposed Billions of Records of Web-Tracking Data
Online user data is a gold mine for businesses nowadays, and every company knows this. Many agencies have continuously been working, digging out vast amounts of personal information every day from...
