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Lastest LastPass Security Incident

Lastest LastPass Security Incident

December 3, 2022BlogComments Off on Lastest LastPass Security Incident

According to LastPass CEO Karim Toubba, the password manager has been hacked once again. A data breach occurred in the development environment only a few months ago, prompting LastPass to announce they had experienced a security breach on August 25, 2022. LastPass disclosed to its customers that a developer account was compromised. At the time, only portions of LastPass' source...

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Amazon Security Lake Aims to Enhance Cybersecurity for Businesses

Amazon Security Lake Aims to Enhance Cybersecurity for Businesses

December 2, 2022BlogComments Off on Amazon Security Lake Aims to Enhance Cybersecurity for Businesses

The new security-focused data lake solution from Amazon Web Services (AWS), unveiled at re:Invent 2022, aims to give consumers more value from their security data. The Amazon Security Lake service aims to consolidate an organization's security data from various on-premises and cloud-based sources into a single location to pinpoint security threats precisely. With the help of Amazon Security Lake, based...

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How AI is Transforming Businesses

How AI is Transforming Businesses

December 1, 2022BlogComments Off on How AI is Transforming Businesses

While artificial intelligence (AI) is seen as a new phenomenon in mainstream society, it is not a new concept. As AI technologies increase, AI is becoming increasingly important for companies looking to stay competitive. What is AI Artificial intelligence is a broad term for any computer software that engages in human-like activities. This includes learning, planning, and problem-solving. Machine Learning...

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Scammers Impersonating Refund Payment Portals

Scammers Impersonating Refund Payment Portals

November 30, 2022BlogComments Off on Scammers Impersonating Refund Payment Portals

The FBI warns about scammers pretending to be refund payment gateways from financial institutions to steal sensitive information from unsuspecting victims. The federal law enforcement agency stated that scammers deceive victims into granting them access to their computers via email or phone calls by posing as representatives of technical or computer repair companies. According to the FBI, scammers typically start...

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Twitter’s Data Leak Exposes Over 5.4 Million Users

Twitter’s Data Leak Exposes Over 5.4 Million Users

November 29, 2022BlogComments Off on Twitter’s Data Leak Exposes Over 5.4 Million Users

Earlier this year, Twitter confirmed that an API vulnerability had caused a massive data leak containing non-public information for over 5.4 million Twitter users. Twitter denied claims that hackers had leaked the private information priorly. However, Pompompurin, the owner of the hacking forum Breached, stated they were responsible for exploiting the API bug and platforming the data after another hacker shared...

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Phishing-as-a-Service on the Rise with Caffeine

Phishing-as-a-Service on the Rise with Caffeine

November 28, 2022BlogComments Off on Phishing-as-a-Service on the Rise with Caffeine

Threat actors may now launch their own sophisticated assaults thanks to the emergence of Phishing as a Service (PhaaS) platforms like "Caffeine." Through an open registration procedure, anyone who wishes to launch their phishing campaign can sign up on these platforms. Security experts at Mandiant discovered the first sighting of these threats while investigating a large-scale phishing campaign. The purpose...

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Vice Society Claims Cincinnati State College Cyberattack

Vice Society Claims Cincinnati State College Cyberattack

November 26, 2022BlogComments Off on Vice Society Claims Cincinnati State College Cyberattack

Data allegedly stolen from Cincinnati State Technical and Community College has been leaked after Vice Society attacked the campus. Many of the stolen documents were posted on the hackers' websites. These documents date from several years ago until November 24, 2022, suggesting that threat actors still have access to the compromised systems, but this has not been confirmed. The leaked files...

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Hackers Execute Arbitrary Code with Microsoft Office

Hackers Execute Arbitrary Code with Microsoft Office

November 25, 2022BlogComments Off on Hackers Execute Arbitrary Code with Microsoft Office

According to cybersecurity experts at Cisco Talos, Microsoft Office has a high-severity vulnerability that could allow prospective cyber attackers to execute malicious code on the target device remotely. Microsoft announced the issue in a brief blog post, stating that its researcher Marcin 'Icewall' Noga had identified a class attribute double-free vulnerability impacting Microsoft Excel. The victim would give the attacker...

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Malicious SEO Campaign Affects Thousands of Sites

Malicious SEO Campaign Affects Thousands of Sites

November 24, 2022BlogComments Off on Malicious SEO Campaign Affects Thousands of Sites

In a massive malicious SEO campaign, cybercriminals are promoting low-quality Q&A sites by redirecting visitors to fake discussion forums. As a result, almost 15,000 sites have been compromised. In September 2022, researchers at Sucuri discovered the attacks. Each compromised site was found to contain approximately 20,000 files that were utilized in the search engine campaign. Researchers believe that the goal...

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Phishing Kit Targets US Shoppers

Phishing Kit Targets US Shoppers

November 23, 2022BlogComments Off on Phishing Kit Targets US Shoppers

Security experts at Akamai have discovered a campaign that uses an elaborate phishing kit. This campaign targets Americans using lures centered around holidays like Labor Day and Halloween. The kit combines several methods and employs several evasion detection techniques to prevent non-victims from visiting its phishing pages. One of the most intriguing aspects of the kit is a token-based method...

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