Large corporations are always in the crosshairs of hackers, who are constantly looking for new ways to access their systems. This forces the implementation of increasingly strict security measures, althoughRead More →
Introduction Social engineering, namely the aim of threat actors to trick humans so as to gain access to IT infrastructure to install malware or steal important information, is still aRead More →
DigitalOcean has revealed that some of its customers’ emails were exposed to attackers thanks to an attack on the Mailchimp email marketing service. DigitalOcean has reported on its website aRead More →
They have kept us in suspense for a long time, but they finally published it in February of this year. The new version of the ISO 27002 international standard representsRead More →
SpaceX has opened the door for investigative hackers to hack into Starlink, its satellite internet network. The company has also added that it could pay them up to $25,000 (24,654.88Read More →
Zoom announced that it published an update (5.11.5) of its video call app that corrects a security flaw in its version for Mac computers. They explained that the vulnerability inRead More →
Threat actors associated with the Cuba ransomware have been linked to previously undocumented tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), including a new remote access Trojan called ROMCOM RAT on compromised systems.Read More →
The Cyber Security Agency of the United States (CISA) added to its catalog of vulnerabilities that are being actively exploited a recently discovered flaw in UnRAR. About the UnRAR vulnerabilityRead More →
On many occasions, security flaws appear that can compromise our devices. They can affect operating systems like Windows, applications, drivers. It is important to always correct them and prevent hackersRead More →
HP has highlighted a new wave of cybercriminals who spread families of ‘malware’ in business environments using files with shortcuts or links (so-called LNK) to distribute ‘malware’. It is oneRead More →
