Hackers keep making claims about voter information compromise, but the US government says they’re just trying to sow distrust in the elections.
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Google Fixes GCP Composer Flaw That Could’ve Led to Remote Code Execution
A now-patched critical security flaw impacting Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Composer could have been exploited to achieve remote code execution on cloud servers by means of a supply chain attack technique called dependency confusion.
The vulnerability has been codenamed CloudImposer by Tenable Research.
“The vulnerability could have allowed an attacker to hijack an internal software dependency
The vulnerability has been codenamed CloudImposer by Tenable Research.
“The vulnerability could have allowed an attacker to hijack an internal software dependency
CISA Releases Plan to Align Operational Cybersecurity Priorities for Federal Agencies
North Korean Hackers Target Cryptocurrency Users on LinkedIn with RustDoor Malware
Cybersecurity researchers are continuing to warn about North Korean threat actors’ attempts to target prospective victims on LinkedIn to deliver malware called RustDoor.
The latest advisory comes from Jamf Threat Labs, which said it spotted an attack attempt in which a user was contacted on the professional social network by claiming to be a recruiter for a legitimate decentralized
The latest advisory comes from Jamf Threat Labs, which said it spotted an attack attempt in which a user was contacted on the professional social network by claiming to be a recruiter for a legitimate decentralized
Ransomware Group Leaks Data Allegedly Stolen From Kawasaki Motors
The RansomHub ransomware gang has published 487 gigabytes of data allegedly stolen from Kawasaki Motors Europe’s systems.
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From Breach to Recovery: Designing an Identity-Focused Incident Response Playbook
Imagine this… You arrive at work to a chaotic scene. Systems are down, panic is in the air. The culprit? Not a rogue virus, but a compromised identity. The attacker is inside your walls, masquerading as a trusted user. This isn’t a horror movie, it’s the new reality of cybercrime. The question is, are you prepared?
Traditional incident response plans are like old maps in a new world. They
Traditional incident response plans are like old maps in a new world. They
Microsoft Says Recent Windows Vulnerability Exploited as Zero-Day
Microsoft warns that a recently patched Windows vulnerability was exploited in the wild as a zero-day prior to July 2024.
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88,000 Impacted by Access Sports Data Breach Resulting From Ransomware Attack
Orthopedics services provider Access Sports says the data of 88,000 people was stolen by cybercriminals.
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Master Your PCI DSS v4 Compliance with Innovative Smart Approvals
The PCI DSS landscape is evolving rapidly. With the Q1 2025 deadline looming ever larger, businesses are scrambling to meet the stringent new requirements of PCI DSS v4.0. Two sections in particular, 6.4.3 and 11.6.1, are troublesome as they demand that organizations rigorously monitor and manage payment page scripts and use a robust change detection mechanism. With the deadline fast approaching
Data Stolen in Ransomware Attack That Hit Seattle Airport
The Port of Seattle, which operates the SEA Airport, has confirmed that the August outage was the result of a ransomware attack.
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