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How to configure, run and automate OpenVAS: Free Vulnerability Scanner

2020-12-19
On: December 19, 2020
In: Tutorials

Information security researchers often require plugins for vulnerability scanners in Kali Linux, although due to licensing restrictions these tools are not included in the distribution. Fortunately Kali includes OpenVAS, whichRead More →

Vulnerability in WordPress plugin affects more than 5 million websites

2020-12-18
On: December 18, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Cybersecurity experts report finding a critical arbitrary file uploading vulnerability in Contact Form 7, a plugin used on millions of WordPress websites. Successful exploitation of this flaw would allow threatRead More →

SolarWinds cyberattack affects thousands of Microsoft users

2020-12-18
On: December 18, 2020
In: Data Security

Microsoft has just confirmed that it was affected by the recent SolarWinds hack, although it ruled out a supply chain compromise to infect its customers. A few days ago itRead More →

FXMSP hacker “the invisible God of networks” was selling access to SolarWinds servers in 2017

2020-12-17
On: December 17, 2020
In: Incidents

In recent years SolarWinds has established itself as one of the most important companies in the development of IT solutions: “There is no one in the market really close inRead More →

Public and private organizations affected by critical vulnerabilities in Trend Micro products

2020-12-17
On: December 17, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Trend Micro security teams notified their customers of an urgent update for their InterScan web security virtual appliance, released to fix various vulnerabilities that could compromise users’ systems. Although theRead More →

Multiple vulnerabilities in independent 5G networks

2020-12-17
On: December 17, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Recent reports indicate that security flaws in protocols used by 5G network installations could expose users to various attacks, including identity theft, phishing, among others. The report, prepared by PositiveRead More →

Hackers clone thousands of smartphones to drain their victims’ bank accounts

2020-12-16
On: December 16, 2020
In: Incidents

A group of threat actors operated a global fraudulent campaign that robbed millions of dollars of banks in the United States and some European countries. Threat actors reportedly used hugeRead More →

Goontact, the new spyware that steals intimate photos to extort victims

2020-12-16
On: December 16, 2020
In: Malware

A group of specialists has revealed the discovery of a new variant of surveillance and spying malware for iOS and Android devices. Identified as Goontact, the new spyware has theRead More →

Zero-day vulnerability in Hewlett Packard Enterprise management software

2020-12-16
On: December 16, 2020
In: Vulnerabilities

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) security teams released a report related to a recently found zero-day remote code execution vulnerability in the latest versions of HPE Systems Insight Manager (SIM) forRead More →

Data breach incidents increase over 1000% during 2020

2020-12-16
On: December 16, 2020
In: Data Security

This has probably been the most difficult year in a long time, with virtually all industries and services being impacted by the pandemic. Fortunately it is about to end, nonetheless,Read More →

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