TLDR: In December 2022, a significant data breach occurred in Australia, exposing personal details of 9.7 million customers. The Cyber Security Summit 2024 in Australia will focus on advancing cybersecurity strategies after

TLDR: The Russian hacking group Midnight Blizzard breached the UK Home Office and stole sensitive data as part of a hacking campaign revealed earlier this year The attack was not the result

TLDR: FreeBSD has released an urgent security patch for a high-severity OpenSSH vulnerability (CVE-2024-7589) that could allow remote code execution with elevated privileges. Users are advised to update to a supported version

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TLDR: Healthcare providers are facing increasing cybersecurity risks, with a higher rate of cyber attacks compared to other industries. The sensitive information stored by healthcare providers makes them attractive targets for cyber

TLDR: An ITDR software was able to detect and prevent a significant breach in a company’s HR/finance platform. The security team mapped the incident to the MITRE ATT&CK threat model to understand

TLDR: Resecurity introduced an AI-powered Fraud Prevention Platform at Black Hat USA 2024. The platform aims to combat fraud across various industries such as banking, e-commerce, and online marketplaces. Resecurity, a global

TLDR: Israeli cyber researchers uncover critical vulnerability in OpenVPN Vulnerabilities pose significant risks to organizations and individuals Israeli cyber researchers have identified critical vulnerabilities in OpenVPN, a widely-used communication platform for remote

TLDR: Cybersecurity is constantly evolving, and smaller organizations are being targeted by ransomware attackers. Partnerships and alliances in the cybersecurity industry are crucial for comprehensive security management and threat intelligence on a

TLDR: Microsoft has disclosed a spoofing vulnerability in its Office suite, CVE-2024-38200, which could allow attackers to access sensitive information. The vulnerability affects multiple versions of Office and Microsoft 365, but immediate