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This RAT is hiding in “February 31” in the Linux calendar -- and card skimming is moving from the browser to the server

Sophisticated new malware is attacking ecommerce servers

Cloud Postgres honeypots breached within seconds -- and your IP filter is unlikely to save you

IP-blocking won't do much...

"Keys to the cloud" stored in plain text in Azure AD security blooper

"It is best to assume that the credentials may have been compromised..."

Understanding Cyber Essentials' five core technical controls

At just £300 and with free insurance, you'd be mad not to...

BitLocker used to attack servers in "intrusion with almost no malware"

Hackers breached an organisation running on-premises Microsoft Exchange servers and after moving laterally proceeded to encrypt systems domain wide, using Microsoft's own BitLocker tool rather than malware associated with a Ransomware-as-a-Service group, analysts writing for The DFIR report said Monday. Dubbing it an "intrusion with almost no

FBI software vulnerability let hacker send thousands of emails from a federal domain

FBI blames "software misconfiguration". It could have been a lot worse...

Critical pre-auth RCE revealed in Palo Alto Networks' GlobalProtect

Wait, what? (Patch this one urgently...)

How a devastating ransomware attack forced a radical security rethink

"Like brain surgery without putting the victim to sleep"

REvil ransomware "affiliates" arrested, including alleged Kaseya hacker

Europol has announced the arrests of seven REvil/GandCrab ransomware group "affiliates". The arrests came as part of a global effort called operation "GoldDust" intended to take the fight to cybercriminals. This involved 17 different countries and cybersecurity companies BitDefender, KPN and McAfee Enterprises. The REvil

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