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azure tutorial

Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 4 [Establish VNet Peering]

2023-08-29
On: August 29, 2023
In: Tutorials

Objective In the last chapter we saw on how to add resource to a VNet now in this chapter we will see how we will enable connectivity between two virtualRead More →

Hacking Microsoft Azure Entra ID using a vulnerability in Microsoft Power Platform

2023-08-28
On: August 28, 2023
In: Data Security

Following the disclosure of a serious flaw in the Microsoft Power Platform, researchers in the field of information security are advising users of Azure Active Directory (AD) to keep anRead More →

Jupiter X Core WordPress plugin vulnerabilities affect 172,000 websites

2023-08-24
On: August 24, 2023
In: Vulnerabilities

Accounts may be hijacked and data can be uploaded without authentication if a certain version of Jupiter X Core, a premium plugin for setting up WordPress and WooCommerce websites, isRead More →

This C++ code gets you administrator rights on vulnerable Windows 10 machine

2023-08-23
On: August 23, 2023
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

CVE-2023-36874 is not just any vulnerability; rather, it is a zero-day that is being actively exploited. This indicates that the vulnerability was being exploited in the wild even before anyRead More →

Hacking Tp-Link smart bulbs to control smart home and your life

2023-08-22
On: August 22, 2023
In: Data Security

The Internet of Things (IoT) is now experiencing its zenith and is quickly growing its capabilities. This is being accomplished through the transformation of commonplace goods, such as light bulbsRead More →

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Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 3 [Add resource to VNet]

2023-08-21
On: August 21, 2023
In: Tutorials

Overview In the last chapter (Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 2 [Virtual Network]) we saw on how to create VNet in Azure. Once you have VNet created itsRead More →

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Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 2 [Virtual Network]

2023-08-21
On: August 21, 2023
In: Tutorials

Basic Overview  Network is combination of many different systems connected together. In the Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 1 [Azure Account] we talked about virtual network is aRead More →

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Azure cloud security tutorial series – Chapter 1 [Azure Account]

2023-08-21
On: August 21, 2023
In: Tutorials

Basic Overview  Azure is the mostly used cloud in IT organizations. Before cloud came into existence many companies or organizations were using Microsoft products in their organization like Windows OS,Read More →

Fake airplane mode attack allows to spy and hack iPhone users

2023-08-17
On: August 17, 2023
In: Data Security, Mobile Security, Tutorials

This summer, hundreds of thousands of people will be preparing to take off while sitting back, relaxing, and using the airplane mode setting on their iPhones. When this setting isRead More →

Free Citrix ADC Zero-Day Scanner Tool allows discovering CVE-2023-3519  vulnerable servers

2023-08-16
On: August 16, 2023
In: Data Security

In the past, Citrix was found to have a Zero-Day vulnerability in its Citrix NetScaler Application Delivery Controller (ADC), which made it possible for malicious actors to carry out remoteRead More →

These four vulnerabilities allow remote ATMs hacking and stealing millions

2023-08-15
On: August 15, 2023
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

It is possible to remotely hack ATMs by taking advantage of a number of vulnerabilities that have been found in the ScrutisWeb ATM fleet monitoring software developed by the firm.MembersRead More →

Hacking PostgreSQL applications with a SQL Injection vulnerability

2023-08-14
On: August 14, 2023
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

Those that work with databases on a regular basis will know that PostgreSQL is more than just a name. It has an impressive history that spans over 30 years, andRead More →

This code lets hackers remotely play music on Lexmark printers and spy on users

2023-08-11
On: August 11, 2023
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

Researchers in the field of information security at Horizon3 have made public the proof-of-concept (PoC) code for a major privilege escalation vulnerability (CVE-2023-26067) found in Lexmark printers. On a deviceRead More →

TunnelCrack: Two serious vulnerabilities in VPNs discovered, had been dormant since 1996

2023-08-10
On: August 10, 2023
In: Data Security, News Videos, Vulnerabilities

The term “virtual private network,” or VPN for short, has become almost synonymous with “online privacy and security.” VPNs function by creating an encrypted tunnel through which your data mayRead More →

How $400 toolkit EvilProxy was used to send 120k phishing emails to hundreds of companies

2023-08-09
On: August 9, 2023
In: Data Security, Forensics, Incidents

Researchers have discovered that malicious actors have been utilizing the phishing toolkit EvilProxy to gain control of cloud-based Microsoft 365 accounts belonging to leaders at well-known firms. These accounts areRead More →

Code exploiting two critical PHP(< 8.0.30) vulnerabilities published

2023-08-08
On: August 8, 2023
In: Vulnerabilities

PHP is a widely used programming language that is put to use in the production of dynamic web pages. On the other hand, much like any other program, it isRead More →

Incident Response in 2023: Technologies and Trends

2023-08-08
On: August 8, 2023
In: Technology Talk

What Is Incident Response?  Incident response refers to the process followed by an organization to address and manage the aftermath of a security breach or cyber attack. The goal ofRead More →

10 impossible mobile patterns to break

10 impossible mobile patterns to break

2023-08-08
On: August 8, 2023
In: Data Security, Mobile Security, Tutorials

Mobile patterns are the used by everyone to unlock their mobile phones. Everyone loves to mobile patterns over the pass code or password. One of the most important factor isRead More →

Researchers find a way to get unlimited airlines miles and hotels nights for free

2023-08-07
On: August 7, 2023
In: Data Security

The benefits of joining a particular club over others are highlighted in travel rewards programs like those run by airlines and hotels. The digital architecture of a number of theseRead More →

How Virtual Data Rooms are Revolutionizing the Investment Banking Industry

2023-08-07
On: August 7, 2023
In: Technology Talk

Investment banking is a basis of the financial services sector. It plays a crucial role in capital raising, mergers and acquisitions, and other financial activities. Digital technologies continue to transformRead More →

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