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CVE-2023-50378, a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw, presents a significant risk administrators need to address immediately.
From initial access via deceptive PDFs to the execution of obfuscated JavaScript files, the process is meticulously crafted to evade detection
SolarWinds has disclosed and patched a serious remote code execution (CVE-2024-0692) vulnerability in its Security Event Manager solution
A security researcher has published details and proof-of-concept (PoC) code for a macOS vulnerability (CVE-2023-42942)
A new Linux-based malware, christened GTPDOOR, has emerged with a cunning strategy to infiltrate the heart of telecommunication networks
CISA added a recently patched security flaw (CVE-2023-29360) in Microsoft Streaming Service to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
The cybersecurity landscape is constantly shifting, and a new, more insidious Linux variant of the Bifrost RAT has emerged
Security experts are currently tracking a sophisticated phishing scheme aimed squarely at entrepreneurs operating within Telegram communities
A security vulnerability has been discovered in the popular Avada WordPress theme (CVE-2024-1468, CVSS score 8.8)
CVE-2024-0071 and CVE-2024-0073, both rated CVSS 7.8, represent critical threats within the Windows environment
Enter GULoader, a malware favored by cybercriminals for its stealth, adaptability, and ability to bypass defenses
The CVE-2024-21338 (CVSS 7.8) vulnerability allowed attackers to deploy an advanced, stealthy rootkit, named "FudModule."
CVE-2024-20321, and CVE-2024-20267, rated as "High" severity, reside within Cisco's NX-OS and could be leveraged to launch DoS attacks.
Hackers adept at privilege escalation could exploit CVE-2023-43769 to gain deeper and more dangerous levels of control
Two critical vulnerabilities (CVE-2024-25065, CVE-2024-23946) have been discovered that put a wide range of businesses at risk
These actors, identified as UNC1549 and overlapping with the Tortoiseshell group, are a force to be reckoned with
This attack, attributed to the infamous Lazarus hacking group, leverages a dangerous tactic: preying on developers' typos to install malware
Bitdefender researchers have uncovered a new, stealthy variant of the infamous Atomic Stealer malware specifically targeting macOS users
Central to the Spiked Wine threat actor campaign is WINELOADER, a modular backdoor engineered with evasion and stealth in mind
CVE-2024-0819 in older TeamViewer versions (prior to 15.51.5) could have put your personal password and system security at risk.