Researchers discovered an Apple vulnerability that threat actors can use to deploy undeletable malware. In order to exploit CVE-2023-32369, hackers need to previously gain root privileges over the device. The Apple bug enables them to bypass System Integrity Protection (SIP) and access the victim`s private data by evading Transparency, Consent, and Control (TCC) security checks. […]

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By Monica Oravcova, COO and Co-Founder of Naoris Protocol The recent Killnet cyberattack that disrupted contact between NATO and military aircraft providing aid to victims of the Turkish-Syrian earthquake, is […]

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By Zac Amos, Features Editor of ReHack Identity and access management (IAM) refers to the policies, procedures and technologies used to manage and control access to digital resources and systems. […]

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Mazhar Hamayun, cyber security engineer and member of the Office of the CTO at Check Point. Introduction The lifeblood of our contemporary world, critical infrastructure serves as a pulsating nerve center that powers our society, delivering indispensable services to citizens and catalyzing economic growth and development. This vital network encompasses the robust power grids, intricate […]

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The notorious Lazarus Group of North Korean state-sponsored threat actors is currently targeting vulnerable Windows Internet Information Services (IIS) web servers to obtain first access to business networks. Lazarus’ primary motivation is financial, and many observers think that the hackers’ nefarious deeds help finance North Korea’s weapons-development initiatives. However, the gang has also taken part […]

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If you are a business analyst seeking opportunities to maximize your potential and bring more value to your firm, then keep reading as this article compiles a list of the finest practices you may implement to reach new heights in your career as a business analyst. Save this post since it contains a complete summary […]

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Here is the Heimdal Security review. Are you looking for a security solution to protect your device from the many dangers online? Well, I was once in the same position. And truthfully, the many solutions available can be overwhelming, making it challenging to settle on one. After many searches, I came across Heimdal Security and […]

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Threat actors and security researchers now have access to a database for the notorious RaidForums hacking forums, giving them insight into the forum’s regulars. RaidForums was a very popular hacking and data leak forum known for hosting, leaking, and selling data from breach organizations. Threat actors that visited the forum would access exposed database servers […]

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By Pete Nicoletti, Check Point Field CISO, Americas In recent months, several American cities were hit by debilitating and disruptive ransomware attacks. For example, in Dallas, ransomware forced 911 dispatchers to rely on pens and paper for reporting purposes. And in Oakland, ransomware resulted in the release of city employee and resident data. These kinds […]

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A new phishing kit, “File Archivers in the Browser” abuses ZIP domains. The kit displays bogus WinRAR or Windows File Explorer windows in the browser. The goal is to convince users to launch malicious processes. Google just enabled this month a new feature that allows websites and emails to register ZIP TLD domains. For example, […]

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