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11 Thrifty Reasons Why Mobile Automation Testing Is Needed-GB

It’s no secret that every company tries to engage most of their customers and build an app for that purpose, even if not their primary business. As the number of people who use the internet and mobile devices grows, so will the number of people who use mobile applications. Businesses, meanwhile, have traditionally relied on […]

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Windows Admins Warned About a Critical MSMQ QueueJumper Vulnerability

Security researchers and experts warn Windows admins about a critical vulnerability discovered in the Windows Message Queuing (MSMQ) middleware service, that can expose hundreds of thousands of systems to attacks. The vulnerability has been patched by Microsoft in this month’s Patch Tuesday release and admins are encouraged to patch it immediately. MSMQ is an optional […]

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Data Breaches and Cyber Attacks Quarterly Review: Q1 2023

Welcome to our first quarterly review of security incidents for 2023, in which we take a closer look at the information gathered in our monthly list of data breaches and cyber attacks. In this article, you’ll find an overview of the cyber security landscape from the past three months, including the latest statistics and our observations. This includes year-on-year comparisons in the number of publicly disclosed data breaches, a review of the most breached sectors and a running total of incidents for the year. Overview IT Governance discovered 310 security incidents between January and March 2023, which accounted for 349,171,305 breached

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Secure Remote Access VPN: Everything You Need to Know

Learn about secure remote access VPNs with our comprehensive guide. Stay informed and keep your remote workforce protected. In today’s world, remote work has become increasingly common, and secure remote access has become essential for businesses of all sizes. With sensitive business data being accessed from outside the traditional office network, companies need to ensure […]

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Warning: Threat Actors Compromise 3CX Desktop App in a Supply Chain Attack (Updated)

An ongoing supply chain attack allegedly uses a digitally signed and trojanized variant of the 3CX Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) desktop client to target the company’s clients. The 3CX Phone System engineered by the VoIP IPBX software development company 3CX is utilized daily by over 12 million users and over 600,000 companies, including high-profile […]

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Balada Injector Infects Nearly 1 Million WordPress Sites

A malware distribution operation known as Balada Injector has been active since 2017, and it is believed that it has infected over a million WordPress sites. According to GoDaddy’s Sucuri, the massive campaign “leverages all known and recently discovered theme and plugin vulnerabilities” to compromise WordPress sites. The attacks have been observed to occur in […]

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3 Ways Attack-Based Phish Testing is Failing Us

Attack-based phish testing creates fear, anxiety, and doubt in end users.  It does not create awareness, harms IT, and misinforms management. Despite representing a billion dollar industry, traditional attack-based phish testing is fundamentally flawed. It causes untold problems for IT departments, individual users, and and Managed Service Providers. Studies have shown it can even lead to more clicks by end users! This article outlines the fundamental flaws in attack-based phishing. It goes on to outline improvements from educational, positive outcome phish testing assignments that teach users how to finally spot every phishing attack and delete or avoid it.
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Two New Emergency Patches from Apple

Apple is backporting two security patches released on Friday. The updated patches address zero-day vulnerabilities on iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Details About the Vulnerabilities The first flaw, tracked as CVE-2023-28206, is an out-of-bounds write issue. This bug may permit threat actors to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges on unpatched devices using malicious apps. Apple […]

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