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The Path to a Pentesting Career (A Blueprint for Aspiring White Hats)

2024-04-09
On: April 9, 2024
In: Technology Talk

Security analysis of web applications is, first of all, a search and investigation of cases of incorrect functioning of program code and vulnerabilities. Those who choose a penetration tester’s professionRead More →

How to Check if a Linux Distribution is Compromised by the XZ Utils Backdoor in 6 Steps

2024-04-02
On: April 2, 2024
In: Data Security, Reverse Engineering Tools, Vulnerabilities, Vulnerability Scanners, Web Exploitation, Web Scanners

In an unsettling development that emerged late last week, the open-source community was thrust into a state of high alert following the disclosure that XZ Utils, a fundamental compression utilityRead More →

Social Media Conspiracy Theory: Was the Baltimore Bridge Collision a Result of Cyber Attack?

2024-03-26
On: March 26, 2024
In: Data Security

On an unexpected Tuesday, the collision of a container ship with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore not only disrupted the normal flow of traffic and commerce but alsoRead More →

Major Python Infrastructure Breach – Over 170K Users Compromised. How Safe Is Your Code?

2024-03-25
On: March 25, 2024
In: Data Security, Malware

The Checkmarx Research team has unearthed a sophisticated attack campaign that leveraged fake Python infrastructure to target the software supply chain, affecting over 170,000 users, including the Top.gg GitHub organizationRead More →

The Looping Attack: Application-Layer Loops as a New DDoS Attack Vector

2024-03-21
On: March 21, 2024
In: Data Security

In the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, a new class of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks has emerged, exploiting the intricate dance between network services. This phenomenon, known asRead More →

Hack-Proof Your Cloud: The Step-by-Step Continuous Threat Exposure Management CTEM Strategy for AWS & AZURE

Sticky
2024-03-19
On: March 19, 2024
In: Data Security, Tutorials

Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is an evolving cybersecurity practice focused on identifying, assessing, prioritizing, and addressing security weaknesses and vulnerabilities in an organization’s digital assets and networks continuously. UnlikeRead More →

CVE-2023-5528: Kubernetes Flaw Jeopardizing Windows Node That Can’t Be Ignored

2024-03-14
On: March 14, 2024
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

In recent developments, cybersecurity experts have raised alarms over a high-severity vulnerability identified in Kubernetes, marked as CVE-2023-5528. This critical flaw has the potential to allow attackers to execute arbitraryRead More →

Source Code Gone Missing: Microsoft Baffled by Stealthy Hack

2024-03-11
On: March 11, 2024
In: Data Security

In a significant cybersecurity incident, Russian state-backed hackers gained access to some of Microsoft’s core software systems. This breach, first disclosed in January, marks a critical escalation in cyber-espionage activitiesRead More →

Web-Based PLC Malware: A New Technique to Hack Industrial Control Systems

2024-03-08
On: March 8, 2024
In: Data Security, Tutorials

In a significant development that could reshape the cybersecurity landscape of industrial control systems (ICS), a team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology has unveiled a novel formRead More →

The API Security Checklist: 10 strategies to keep API integrations secure

2024-03-06
On: March 6, 2024
In: Tutorials

In the interconnected world of modern software development, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) play a pivotal role in enabling systems to communicate and exchange data. As the linchpins that allow diverseRead More →

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