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Unsaflok, in Dormakaba’s Saflok electronic RFID locks used in hotels and multi-family housing, allows attackers to forge a master keycard by exploiting weaknesses in the system and then using it to unlock any door within the affected property.  The vulnerability …

The Security Operations Center (SOC) is critical to any organization’s cybersecurity strategy. Every SOC’s success hinges on the competence of its team members. This article provides a five-step training blueprint to develop competent junior SOC specialists. Step 1: Refresh Cybersecurity …

Air Europa, a prominent Spanish airline, has announced a potential compromise of its customers’ data following a security incident detected in October of the previous year. This incident has raised alarms over the safety of personal information in the aviation …

Linux systems are used widely for servers, cloud environments, and IoT devices, which makes them an attractive target to cybercriminals, just as they are for any other platform. Its extensive usage also provides a big area of attack, and its …

First identified in 2020, Sysrv is a botnet that uses a Golang worm to infect devices and deploy cryptominers, propagates by exploiting network vulnerabilities, and has been continuously updated with new techniques by its operators.  Researchers have documented these advancements …

A sweeping vulnerability has been uncovered, leaving an estimated 167,500 instances across various networks susceptible to a Loop Denial of Service (DoS) attack. This discovery underscores the ever-present and evolving threats in the digital landscape, prompting an urgent call to …

The Pwn2Own Vancouver 2024 has come to an end, with researchers receiving a total of $1,132,500 for uncovering 29 distinct zero-day vulnerabilities.  Manfred Paul has been granted the title of Pwn Master. In all, he earned $202,500 and 25 points. …