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Hackers primarily target Windows systems due to their significant market share: Over 80% of desktop operating systems run Windows. Not only that even nearly 50% of hackers compromised Windows systems more than any other OS. Kaspersky researchers recently detected a …

Cisco has disclosed multiple vulnerabilities impacting its Identity Services Engine (ISE) software. These vulnerabilities could allow authenticated, remote attackers to bypass authorization mechanisms or conduct a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack. This advisory, released on November 6, 2024, highlights the risks …

Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been identified in HPE Aruba Access Points, potentially allowing attackers to execute remote code and compromise systems. These vulnerabilities affect both Instant AOS-8 and AOS-10, with some requiring authentication while others can be exploited without credentials. …

Hackers increasingly target remote workers by exploiting vulnerabilities arising from the shift to telecommuting. They use tactics like “voice phishing” (vishing) to gain access to corporate networks. They impersonate IT staff and trick employees into providing sensitive information via fake …

A DDoS attack is a malicious attempt to disrupt the normal functioning of a targeted server, service, and network with a flood of internet traffic from multiple compromised devices. DDoS attacks pose significant threats to organizations, as they can lead …

Overlay attacks involve placing a tricky layer over legitimate applications on mobile devices like Android. This malicious overlay can mimic the interface of trusted apps, tricking users into entering sensitive information. Security analysts at NetCraft recently discovered that HookBot malware …

Security researchers at Binary Security have uncovered critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Azure API Management (APIM) service that could allow attackers with basic Reader permissions to gain complete administrative control of the service. The most severe vulnerability involves exploiting legacy API …

When thinking about Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services, the question often comes up: How much is this going to cost? But the better question might be, What’s the cost of not having 24/7 threat protection? If you’re looking into …