The source code of Zeppelin Ransomware sold on a hacking forum
A threat actor announced the sale of the source code and a cracked version of the Zeppelin ransomware builder for $500. […]
A threat actor announced the sale of the source code and a cracked version of the Zeppelin ransomware builder for $500. […]
How networks have evolved and how to secure them Adam Seamons is the information security manager of GRC International Group PLC, after more than 15 years’ experience working as a systems engineer and in technical support. Adam also holds CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional) and SSCP (Systems Security Certified Practitioner) certifications. We sat down to chat to him. What trends in network security have you noticed recently? One of the big impacts to networks has come from the changes in technology, particularly in terms of the Cloud. Networks have moved from self-contained, on-site setups to multiple Cloud services that
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I got to talk to Dragoș Roșioru, a seasoned MXDR expert, about incident response best practices and challenges. Get an in-depth understanding of the do’s and don’ts in incident response as Dragoș explains how to avoid the most common mistakes Security Officers make. While you’re at it, take a glimpse at Dragoș’s personal incident response best […]
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Ukrainian authorities revealed that Russia-linked APT Sandworm had been inside telecom giant Kyivstar at least since May 2023. Russia-linked APT group
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The MyEstatePoint Property Search app leaked data on nearly half a million of its users, exposing their names and plain-text
The Terrapin attack, a newly identified security threat, jeopardizes nearly 11 million SSH servers that are accessible online. Originating from academic research at Ruhr University Bochum in Germany, this attack specifically targets the SSH protocol, affecting both clients and servers. It exploits vulnerabilities during the handshake process, especially when using certain encryption modes, compromising the […]
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