October 2023

When it comes to financial services moving securely to the cloud, there are several important considerations. Secure cloud usage first starts with secure use of Read More

After a researcher discovered that an Android TV streaming box, known as T95, was infected with preloaded malware, researchers at Human Security released information regarding Read More

North Korean advanced persistent threat (APT) groups have become aligned in an unprecedented way since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, evolving in terms of Read More

After going quiet for nearly a year, a potent hacking group with suspected links to the Israeli government reemerged online Monday, an indication that as Read More

Security teams don’t have to swing into crisis mode to address the recently fixed vulnerabilities in the command-line tool curl and the libcurl library, but Read More

A China-sponsored advanced persistent threat (APT) tracked as Storm-0062 is responsible for the in-the-wild exploitation of the recently disclosed critical bug in Atlassian Confluence Server Read More

Keyloggers, the often-unseen sentinels of the digital space, silently and meticulously document a user’s every tap and keystroke with the objective of harvesting valuable information. Read More

Hacktivists are trading cyberattacks on both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict. According to detections by ReliaQuest, several pro-Russian hacktivist groups have identified Israeli targets, and Read More

For all the conversations about new technologies like ChatGPT and the increasing sophistication of attacks, plenty of cybercriminals are still perpetuating plenty of non-sophisticated attacks Read More

Microsoft flagged two zero-day security vulnerabilities under active attack in October’s Patch Tuesday update, which affect Microsoft WordPad and Skype for Business. The release also Read More