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The Register
His hospital employer is also being sued for not stepping in sooner In an ongoing civil lawsuit, an IT worker is accused of launching a "destructive cyber campaign of hate and revenge" against a police officer and his family after being issued with a ticket for jaywalking.…
Dark Reading
By leveraging misconfigured DLLs instead of EDR-monitored APIs, this new technique injects malicious code into running processes, completely evading endpoint security.
The Hacker News
A new process injection technique dubbed Mockingjay could be exploited by threat actors to bypass security solutions to execute malicious code on compromised systems. "The injection is executed without space allocation, setting permissions or even starting a thread," Security Joes researchers Thiago Peixoto, Felipe Duarte, and Ido Naor said in a report shared with The Hacker News. "The
Bleeping Computer
A new process injection technique named 'Mockingjay' could allow threat actors to bypass EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) and other security products to stealthily execute malicious code on compromised systems. [...]
The Register
Jaydip Modhwadia beats challenge designed to test real-world exploitability of PHP2Shell in around 3 hours
The Hacker News
A U.K. national responsible for his role as the administrator of the now-defunct iSpoof online phone number spoofing service has been sentenced to 13 years and 4 months in prison. Tejay Fletcher, 35, of Western Gateway, London, was awarded the sentence on May 18, 2023. He pleaded guilty last month to a number of cyber offenses, including facilitating fraud and possessing and transferring
Dark Reading
Hacking to kill: Dark Reading's Fahmida Y. Rashid reflects on the monumental Black Hat 2011 moment when Jay Radcliffe showed how to hack his insulin pump.
Dark Reading
Banyan Security’s Jayanth Gummaraju makes the case for why zero trust is superior to VPN technology.
The Register
Bypasses an arduous integration process with right security footing from the start When Jay Chaudhry launched Zscaler in 2007, he envisioned a number of use cases for the zero-trust platform, from security for a growing distributed, virtualized IT environment a nascent cloud computing environment to improved network visibility and identity governance.…