TLDR: OffSec introduces CyberCore – Security Essentials (SEC-100) for entry-level cybersecurity professionals The course includes hands-on training, 40 modules, and a proctored exam leading to the OffSec CyberCore Certified (OSCC) credential OffSec,

“`html TLDR: Key Points: Common cyber hygiene mistakes can compromise your security. Mistakes include ignoring software updates, weak passwords, and neglecting antivirus programs. In this article, The Cyber Express (TCE) team highlights

Article Summary TLDR: Attackers are using a Windows XSS flaw to execute arbitrary commands in the MMC console. This new infection technique, dubbed “GrimResource,” uses MSC files to run code inside mmc.exe.

TLDR: TeamT5 has issued an alert on a critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-3400, in Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS software affecting GlobalProtect portals. Threat actors can exploit this vulnerability to execute arbitrary code and deploy

Q2 2024 Cybersecurity Funding Activity Recap TLDR: Several cybersecurity companies received funding in Q2 2024 Notable companies include Alethea, Dropzone AI, Island, and Semperis In the second quarter of 2024, a number

Opinion: Making cyberattacks an ESG priority for law firms | IFLR TLDR: – Cybersecurity is crucial for ESG policies in law firms – It is not just about IT oversight, but also

TLDR: Key points: Modern ships are high-tech vessels connected to the internet, making them vulnerable to cyberattacks. Protecting maritime systems requires the use of robust antivirus software, cybersecurity training programs, and enhanced

TLDR: LockBit ransomware gang claims to have breached the US Federal Reserve. Japanese space agency JAXA hit by cyberattacks. Four alleged FIN9 members indicted. US Treasury Department sanctions twelve Kaspersky executives. At

Strengthening Indonesia’s Cybersecurity Defenses In Wake Of Ransomware Attacks TLDR: – Recent ransomware attack on Indonesia’s National Data Centre highlights need for strong cybersecurity measures – Key recommendations include regular security audits,

TLDR: Threat Actor claims to have a zero-day vulnerability in the Linux GRUB bootloader that allows for local privilege escalation. This vulnerability can allow attackers to bypass authentication mechanisms and gain root