The security of unauthorized Software as a Service (SaaS) applications were analyzed in a recent report by Next DLP. The report revealed that 73% of security professionals admitted to using unauthorized SaaS applications in the past year, despite being aware of the associated risks. Data loss (65%), lack of visibility and control (62%), and data […]
The extortion campaign against Ticketmaster continues with the alleged leaking of print-at-home tickets for 150 upcoming events. These tickets were leaked by an individual under the pseudonym of Sp1d3rHunters, who is selling data stolen in the recent thefts against Snowflake accounts. The concerts targeted in this leak include tickets for Pearl Jam, Tate McCrae, Phish […]
A recent report by Viking Cloud analyzed cyber risks, ransomware, and cyberattacks. According to the survey, companies have seen an increase in the frequency (49%) and severity (43%) of cyberattacks over the past year. The report also revealed that while 96% of companies are confident in their ability to detect and respond to cyberattacks in […]
A recent study by Contrast Security has exposed a possible vulnerability in a training platform known as SkillTree, which is maintained by the NSA on GitHub. Malicious individuals have been known to use GitHub as an open-source development platform to host malware. With this in mind, researchers set out to identify and understand security weaknesses […]
XSS filter evasion covers numerous methods that attackers can utilize to bypass cross-site scripting (XSS) filters. A successful attack requires both an XSS vulnerability and a way to inject malicious JavaScript into web page code executed by the client to exploit that vulnerability. The concept of XSS filtering is to prevent attacks by identifying and […]
Get caught dealing drugs, and they practically throw away the key! Fall foul of the law by money laundering millions of dollars, however, and you’ll likely be back laundering more cash in around six years. This is just one of the many paradoxes surrounding one of the world’s most widespread criminal activities and is one […]
A recent malware campaign is targeting Spanish-speaking individuals in the mining industry. This campaign, discovered by Cofense Intelligence, is known as Poco RAT and is classified as a Remote Access Trojan. According to the research, Poco RAT seems to use the POCO C++ Library to target Spanish-speaking individuals. Although the mining sector is the main […]
A recent report by CyberArk analyzed identity and vulnerability management. The report revealed that 93% of organizations experienced two or more identity-related breaches in the past year. Machine identities were identified as the primary cause of identity growth and were perceived as the riskiest identity type by respondents. Organizations are anticipating a threefold increase in […]
Recent reports indicate that approximately 10 billion stolen passwords were leaked onto a hacker forum. A total of 9,948,575,739 unique, plaintext passwords were uploaded to the forum on July 4, 2024 under the file name rockyou2024.txt. It is suspected that this compilation is an extension of a previous database of credentials, incorporating roughly 1.5 billion […]
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago (“Lurie Children’s”) experienced a ransomware attack, affecting 791,784 individuals and potentially exposing the following personal information: Full name Home address Email address Telephone number Date of birth Date(s) of service Driver’s license number Health claims information (including health plan and health plan beneficiary number) Medical conditions, […]
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