TLDR: Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) has found a pattern where a Kremlin-linked cyber-espionage crew and commercial spyware makers are exploiting specific security vulnerabilities in a similar manner. A crew known as

TLDR: Key Points: Protecting critical infrastructure operational technology without causing disruptions is crucial. Defenders must be careful with security changes to avoid operational disruptions. Experts emphasize the importance of caution in safeguarding

TLDR: State-sponsored hackers targeted Mongolian government websites with iOS and Chrome exploits. Exploits were n-day vulnerabilities and attributed with moderate confidence to APT29, a Russian government-backed actor. Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG)

TLDR: City of Columbus granted temporary restraining order against cybersecurity expert David L. Ross Jr., aka “Connor Goodwolf.” Ross was informing the media about the impact of a ransomware attack on the

Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Cybercriminals are repurposing digital marketing tools to enhance their malicious campaigns SEM tools are being used to refine malvertising campaigns by identifying high-traffic keywords In a recent

TLDR: Telecom vulnerabilities such as SMS toll fraud and 2FA hijacking are a growing concern for CISOs. Attackers exploit trust-based architecture in global telecommunications networks to carry out fraudulent activities. How Telecom

TLDR: Key Points: RansomHub exploiting RDP services to exfiltrate large volumes of data Operates as a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) group targeting organizations in healthcare, finance, and government sectors RansomHub Exploiting RDP Services To

TLDR: Key Points: The Best IT Security-Related Training Program finalists for 2024 focus on equipping employees with the knowledge and skills to counter cyber threats. Companies like AttackIQ Academy, Cloud Range, Deloitte,

TLDR: U.S. cybersecurity agencies have warned about ongoing ransomware attacks by an Iranian hacking group. The group, Pioneer Kitten, is linked to the Iranian government and uses an IT company as a

TLDR: Attackers are using AitM phishing attacks to bypass traditional security controls like MFA and EDR. AitM phishing involves using toolkits to act as a proxy between a user and a legitimate