Tag: software
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Tunnel: Software-Updates auf dem Autozug verursachen Staus
Wer sein Auto mit dem Autozug verladen lässt, sollte Software-Updates abschalten. Es gab schon mehrere Probleme beim Entladen. First seen on golem.de Jump to article: www.golem.de/news/tunnel-software-updates-auf-dem-autozug-verursachen-staus-2502-193005.html
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Orca Security Adds Additional CNAPP Deployment Options
Orca Security has extended the reach of its agentless cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP) to include multiple options that eliminate the need to aggregate data in a software-as-service (SaaS) platform. Cybersecurity teams can now take advantage of a hybrid cloud computing through which metadata is processed using the Orca Security Cloud Platform as a..…
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Mississippi electric utility warns 20,000 residents of data breach
The Yazoo Valley Electric Power Association initially warned customers in August of software problems. Last week, the utility disclosed that “unauthorized access” had led to a breach of sensitive customer information. First seen on therecord.media Jump to article: therecord.media/mississippii-electric-utility-residents-breach
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Further Adventures With CMPivot”Š”, “ŠClient Coercion
Further Adventures With CMPivot”Š”, “ŠClient Coercion Perfectly Generated AI Depiction based on Title TL:DR CMPivot queries can be used to coerce SMB authentication from SCCM client hosts Introduction CMPivot is a component part of the Configuration Manager framework. With the rise in popularity for ConfigMgr as a target in red team operations, this post looks to cover a…
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XE Group Cybercrime Gang Moves from Credit Card Skimming to Zero-Day Exploits
Vietnamese cybercrime gang shifts from credit card-skimming to exploiting at least two zero-day vulnerabilities enterprise software product. The post XE Group Cybercrime Gang Moves from Credit Card Skimming to Zero-Day Exploits appeared first on SecurityWeek. First seen on securityweek.com Jump to article: www.securityweek.com/xe-group-cybercrime-gang-moves-from-credit-card-skimming-to-zero-day-exploits/
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Lazarus Group Exploits Trusted Apps for Data Theft via Dropbox
Tags: crypto, cyber, data, espionage, exploit, group, infrastructure, korea, lazarus, north-korea, programming, software, technology, theft, toolIn an alarming development, North Korea’s infamous Lazarus Group has been linked to a global cyber espionage campaign, code-named Operation Phantom Circuit. Beginning in September 2024, this operation exploited trusted software development tools to infiltrate systems worldwide, targeting cryptocurrency and technology developers. The campaign’s advanced obfuscation techniques and infrastructure demonstrate a significant evolution in the…
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âš¡ THN Weekly Recap: Top Cybersecurity Threats, Tools and Tips [27 February]
This week, our news radar shows that every new tech idea comes with its own challenges. A hot AI tool is under close watch, law enforcement is shutting down online spots that help cybercriminals, and teams are busy fixing software bugs that could let attackers in. From better locks on our devices to stopping sneaky…
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NVIDIA GPU Display Drivers Vulnerability Lets Attackers Access Files Remotely
NVIDIA has issued a critical security update to address multiple vulnerabilities in its GPU Display Driver and vGPU software, affecting both Windows and Linux systems. These vulnerabilities, disclosed in January 2025, pose risks such as denial of service (DoS), data tampering, information disclosure, and even code execution. Users are strongly advised to update their drivers…
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Channel Brief: Evergreen Acquires Practical Software Solutions
Tags: softwareFirst seen on scworld.com Jump to article: www.scworld.com/news/channel-brief-evergreen-acquires-practical-software-solutions
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Tech execs grapple with budget sinkholes as AI drives up spend
Unpredictable cloud bills, outdated software licenses and shadow IT frustrate FinOps efforts, according to Apptio. First seen on cybersecuritydive.com Jump to article: www.cybersecuritydive.com/news/enterprise-it-budgets-shadow-provisioning/738627/
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SimpleHelp Remote Access Software Exploited in Attacks
Threat actors have been exploiting SimpleHelp remote access software shortly after the disclosure of three vulnerabilities. The post SimpleHelp Remote Access Software Exploited in Attacks appeared first on SecurityWeek. First seen on securityweek.com Jump to article: www.securityweek.com/simplehelp-remote-access-software-exploited-in-attacks/
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Apple Fixes Critical Cyber Threats, Including Actively Exploited Zero-Day
Apple has rolled out a series of software updates to patch several critical vulnerabilities, including a zero-day flaw that had been actively exploited in the wild. The Apple security updates fix various security issues, notably a use-after-free bug affecting the Core Media component of Apple’s operating systems, which could allow malicious applications to elevate privileges.…
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Want to be an effective cybersecurity leader? Learn to excel at change management
Tags: authentication, awareness, business, cio, ciso, cloud, compliance, corporate, cybersecurity, finance, fraud, group, guide, Hardware, identity, jobs, password, privacy, risk, risk-management, service, skills, software, strategy, technology, threat, vulnerability, zero-trustIf there’s one thing that’s inevitable in cybersecurity, it’s change. Ever-evolving technology requires new protections, threats seem to multiply and morph on a daily basis, and even the humblest pieces of software and hardware demand constant updating to stay secure.That work has been increasing as the importance, visibility, and impact of security initiatives have ramped…
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Attackers exploit SimpleHelp RMM Software flaws for initial access
Threat actors exploit recently fixed SimpleHelp RMM software vulnerabilities to breach targeted networks, experts warn. Horizon3 researchers discovered three vulnerabilities, tracked as CVE-2024-57726, CVE-2024-57727, and CVE-2024-57728, that could be used to compromise a SimpleHelp server, as well as clients machines being managed by SimpleHelp. The first vulnerability, CVE-2024-57727 (CVSS score of 7.5), is an unauthenticated…
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CISA warns of critical, high-risk flaws in ICS products from four vendors
Tags: access, authentication, automation, cisa, cloud, computing, control, credentials, cve, cvss, cybersecurity, data, exploit, flaw, infrastructure, injection, leak, mitigation, monitoring, open-source, remote-code-execution, risk, service, software, threat, update, vulnerability, windowsThe US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Alliance has issued advisories for 11 critical and high-risk vulnerabilities in industrial control systems (ICS) products from several manufacturers.The issues include OS command injection, unsafe deserialization of data, use of broken cryptographic algorithms, authentication bypass, improper access controls, use of default credentials, sensitive information leaks, and more. The flaws…
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Hackers exploiting flaws in SimpleHelp RMM to breach networks
Hackers are believed to be exploiting recently fixed SimpleHelp Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) software vulnerabilities to gain initial access to target networks. First seen on bleepingcomputer.com Jump to article: www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/hackers-exploiting-flaws-in-simplehelp-rmm-to-breach-networks/
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PowerSchool starts notifying victims of massive data breach
Education software giant PowerSchool has started notifying individuals in the U.S. and Canada whose personal data was exposed in a late December 2024 cyberattack. First seen on bleepingcomputer.com Jump to article: www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/powerschool-starts-notifying-victims-of-massive-data-breach/
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iPhone users targeted in Apple’s first zero-day exploit in 2025
Apple iPhone users were targeted for privilege escalation in the zero-day exploitation of a use-after-free vulnerability affecting Apple’s Core Media framework.”A malicious application may be able to elevate privileges,” Apple said in the security update description. “Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited against versions of iOS before…
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Apple Patches Actively Exploited Zero-Day Affecting iPhones, Macs, and More
Apple has released software updates to address several security flaws across its portfolio, including a zero-day vulnerability that it said has been exploited in the wild.The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-24085, has been described as a use-after-free bug in the Core Media component that could permit a malicious application already installed on a device to elevate…
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Passkeys are gaining popularity, but too much authentication is hard to manage
Tags: access, authentication, cybersecurity, data, passkey, password, software, strategy, zero-trustKeeper Security, the cybersecurity provider of zero-trust and zero-knowledge Privileged Access Management (PAM) software protecting passwords, passkeys, privileged accounts, secrets and remote connections, announces the release of its latest Insight Report, >>Navigating a Hybrid Authentication Landscape.
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Privacy Roundup: Week 4 of Year 2025
Tags: access, ai, apt, attack, backup, botnet, breach, cctv, cve, cybersecurity, data, data-breach, detection, email, exploit, firmware, flaw, google, group, identity, infrastructure, korea, lazarus, leak, login, malicious, malware, north-korea, phishing, phone, privacy, regulation, remote-code-execution, risk, router, scam, service, software, startup, technology, threat, tool, update, virus, vulnerability, windowsThis is a news item roundup of privacy or privacy-related news items for 19 JAN 2025 – 25 JAN 2025. Information and summaries provided here are as-is for warranty purposes. Note: You may see some traditional “security” content mixed-in here due to the close relationship between online privacy and cybersecurity – many things may overlap;…
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SonicWall’s Zero-Day Provokes Patch Alerts
Preauthentication Deserialization Flaw Could Result in Remote Code Execution. Software vendors and national security agencies are urging immediate patching of a critical SonicWall flaw days after the security device manufacturer disclosed that hackers are actively exploiting a zero-day. The flaw doesn’t require user authentication. First seen on govinfosecurity.com Jump to article: www.govinfosecurity.com/sonicwalls-zero-day-provokes-patch-alerts-a-27384
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White House Considers Oracle-Led Takeover of TikTok with U.S. Investors
In a significant development, the Trump administration is reportedly formulating a plan to prevent a nationwide ban on TikTok, involving Oracle and a consortium of private investors. Under the proposed arrangement, ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, would retain a minority stake, while Oracle would oversee critical operations, including algorithm management, data collection, and software updates.…
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Data Privacy Day 2025: A Chance to Take Control of Your Data
Tags: access, ai, awareness, business, cloud, compliance, control, country, data, encryption, governance, law, password, privacy, regulation, service, software, strategy, technology, toolData Privacy Day 2025: A Chance to Take Control of Your Data madhav Mon, 01/27/2025 – 09:19 Trust is the cornerstone of every successful relationship between businesses and their customers. On this Data Privacy Day, we reflect on the pivotal role trust plays in the digital age. It’s earned not just through excellent products or…
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A pickle in Meta’s LLM code could allow RCE attacks
Tags: ai, attack, breach, cve, cvss, data, data-breach, exploit, flaw, framework, github, LLM, malicious, ml, network, open-source, rce, remote-code-execution, software, supply-chain, technology, theft, vulnerabilityMeta’s large language model (LLM) framework, Llama, suffers a typical open-source coding oversight, potentially allowing arbitrary code execution on servers leading to resource theft, data breaches, and AI model takeover.The flaw, tracked as CVE-2024-50050, is a critical deserialization bug belonging to a class of vulnerabilities arising from the improper use of the open-source library (pyzmq)…
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Silicon Labs: Software- und Treiber-Installer mit DLLLücken
In zehn Installationsprogrammen von Software und Treibern von Silicon Labs können Angreifer eine DLL-Injection-Schwachstelle missbrauchen. First seen on heise.de Jump to article: www.heise.de/news/Silicon-Labs-Software-und-Treiber-Installer-mit-DLL-Injection-Luecken-10257362.html
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Tool touted as ‘first AI software engineer’ is bad at its job, testers claim
Nailed just 15% of assigned tasks First seen on theregister.com Jump to article: www.theregister.com/2025/01/23/ai_developer_devin_poor_reviews/
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Black ‘Magic’ Targets Enterprise Juniper Routers With Backdoor
Such routers typically lack endpoint detection and response protection, are in front of a firewall, and don’t run monitoring software like Sysmon, making the attacks harder to detect. First seen on darkreading.com Jump to article: www.darkreading.com/endpoint-security/black-magic-enterprise-juniper-routers-backdoor