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Bleeping Computer
Microsoft announced that the Windows 11 SMB server is now better protected against brute-force attacks with the release of the Insider Preview Build 25206 to the Dev Channel. [...]
Bleeping Computer
According to Gcore, in 2022, the number and volume of DDoS attacks will roughly double compared to 2021. The average attack power will grow from 150-300 Gbps to 500-700 Gbps. Andrew Slastenov, Head of Web Security, at Gcore talks to his colleagues about trends in the cybersecurity market: [...]
Bleeping Computer
Phishing actors are abusing LinkedIn's Smart Link feature to bypass email security products and successfully redirect targeted users to phishing pages that steal login credentials. [...]
Dark Reading
Despite an 86% surge in budget resources to defend against ransomware, 90% of orgs were impacted by attacks last year, a survey reveals.
Bleeping Computer
An ongoing phishing campaign targeting U.S. government contractors has expanded its operation to push higher-quality lures and better-crafted documents. [...]
Bleeping Computer
The operators of the Chromeloader adware are evolving their attack methods and gradually transforming the low-risk tool into a dangerous malware loader, seen dropping ransomware in some cases. [...]
Bleeping Computer
Experts believe that the development of serverless technologies will further simplify the creation of botnets for DDoS attacks. Here's how Gcore can counter these threats. [...]
Bleeping Computer
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added half a dozen vulnerabilities to its catalog of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities and is ordering federal agencies to follow vendor's instructions to fix them. [...]
Dark Reading
Several models of EZVIZ cameras are open to total remote control by cyberattackers, and image exfiltration and decryption.
The Register
Join our webinar to hear more about the value of Zero Trust unified identity protection platforms The first six months of this year have been characterized by relentless cyber security attacks whether state-induced (Russia's attacks on Ukraine), or incidents of criminal extortion and data theft. In such a threatening environment it is vital that organizations and enterprises defend themselves from internet and identity-based attacks.… Webinar