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Dark Reading
New capabilities enable improved OT and IoT asset visibility along with data-powered threat detection and cost-effective deployments at scale.
Dark Reading
New capabilities enable improved OT and IoT asset visibility along with data-powered threat detection and cost-effective deployments at scale.
Bleeping Computer
The Hamas-backed hacking group tracked as 'APT-C-23' was found catfishing Israeli officials working in defense, law, enforcement, and government agencies, ultimately leading to the deployment of new malware. [...]
Dark Reading
Three essential automated DevOps tools can increase the rate of deployment success, reduce errors, raise ROI, and improve data security.
The Hacker News
The notorious cybercrime group known as FIN7 has diversified its initial access vectors to incorporate software supply chain compromise and the use of stolen credentials, new research has revealed. "Data theft extortion or ransomware deployment following FIN7-attributed activity at multiple organizations, as well as technical overlaps, suggests that FIN7 actors have been associated with various
Dark Reading
Cider Security tackles the No. 1 problem in application security -- finding and fixing vulnerabilities in code quickly -- by increasing visibility over code development and deployment.
Dark Reading
Cider Security tackles the No. 1 problem in application security -- finding and fixing vulnerabilities in code quickly -- by increasing visibility over code development and deployment.
The Hacker News
Even as the TrickBot infrastructure closed shop, the operators of the malware are continuing to refine and retool their arsenal to carry out attacks that culminated in the deployment of Conti ransomware. IBM Security X-Force, which discovered the revamped version of the criminal gang's AnchorDNS backdoor, dubbed the new, upgraded variant AnchorMail. AnchorMail "uses an email-based [
Bleeping Computer
Security researchers have discovered Daxin, a China-linked stealthy backdoor specifically designed for deployment in hardened corporate networks that feature advanced threat detection capabilities. [...]
The Hacker News
Multiple security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in Canonical's Snap software packaging and deployment system, the most critical of which can be exploited to escalate privilege to gain root privileges. Snaps are self-contained application packages that are designed to work on operating systems that use the Linux kernel and can be installed using a tool called snapd. Tracked