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TLDR: – UNC4393, the primary user of BASTA ransomware, has attacked over 40 business entities and 20 industry verticals, with a recent focus on healthcare firms. – The group operates through partnerships

TLDR: The Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention in Viet Nam organized a workshop with UN Women to address cybersecurity threats facing women and girls. The workshop aimed to equip

TLDR: Key Points: Trend Vision One platform has gained 10,000 large enterprise customers in just over a year. The platform integrates prevention, detection, and response capabilities powered by AI and threat intelligence.

TLDR: Key Points: A high-severity security bypass vulnerability, CVE-2024-6242, was found in Rockwell Automation Logix controllers. The vulnerability allows threat actors to bypass the Trusted Slot feature in ControlLogix controllers, potentially modifying

Article Summary TLDR: Key Points Blind enterprise trust in software updates caused a global IT outage after a CrowdStrike update Analysts stress the need for closer scrutiny over automatic software updates and

NCSC Unveils Advanced Cyber Defence 2.0 to Combat Evolving Threats TLDR: NCSC plans to launch Advanced Cyber Defence 2.0 to address evolving cyber threats. ACD 2.0 will develop a suite of cybersecurity

TLDR: Federal officials are raising concerns about the security of the software supply chain following the CrowdStrike outage. The White House and the U.S. Government Accountability Office are highlighting memory safety vulnerabilities

TLDR: In this article, the key points discussed are: The importance of enabling Javascript to access certain web pages How Javascript enhances user experience and functionality on websites Understanding the Importance of

TLDR: The newly discovered Windows backdoor BITSLOTH exploits BITS as a C2 mechanism, with key features including keylogging and screen capture capabilities. The malware is assessed to be used for data gathering

TLDR: Microsoft Edge has released a critical security update to address vulnerabilities. The most severe vulnerability could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. Microsoft has patched three significant vulnerabilities in Edge, including