Risks of AI Training on Your Data
While some SaaS hazards are obvious and transparent, others are hidden in plain sight, and both pose major risks to your firm. According to Wing’s data, 99.7% of enterprises use AI-enabled technologies. These AI-powered solutions are crucial, delivering seamless experiences across…
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SnailLoad Attack Spies via Network Latency
A group of security researchers from Graz University of Technology demonstrated a new side-channel attack called SnailLoad, which can be used to remotely infer a user’s web activities. “SnailLoad exploits a bottleneck present on all Internet connections,” the researchers wrote in…
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Cybercriminals Targets Microsoft Console Files
Malicious actors are now employing a novel attack method in real-world scenarios, utilizing specially crafted Microsoft Management Console (MSC) files to enable full code execution. By exploiting vulnerabilities within the Microsoft Management Console (MMC), these actors effectively circumvent…
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Google Launches Project Naptime for AI Security Discovery
Google has created a new framework called Project Naptime, which allows a large language model (LLM) to conduct vulnerability research and enhance automated discovery methods. According to Google Project Zero researchers Sergei Glazunov and Mark Brand, the Naptime architecture revolves around the…
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Intel CPUs Affected by New UEFI Vulnerability
Cybersecurity experts have disclosed details about a recently patched security vulnerability in Phoenix SecureCore UEFI software, affecting various Intel Core desktop and mobile processors. You might be interested in: What to do when you get a phishing email? Known as the…
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Markopolo’s Crypto Scam via Fake Meeting Software
A threat actor known as Markopolo has been identified as the mastermind behind a large-scale cross-platform Crypto Scam that utilizes information-stealing malware to target digital currency users on social media and steal cryptocurrency. You might be interested in: What to do when you get a…
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Cybercriminals use free software to deploy malware.
In order to transmit a malware loader known as Hijack Loader, which then deploys an information stealer known as Vidar Stealer, threat actors are luring unsuspecting consumers by offering free or pirated versions of commercial software. “Adversaries had managed to trick users into…
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ASUS Patches Multiple Router Models.
The company has addressed a significant security weakness affecting ASUS routers through the release of software upgrades. Malicious actors might exploit this flaw to circumvent authentication. The vulnerability, under the identifier CVE-2024-3080, receives a CVSS score of 9.8 out of a possible…
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What to do when you get a phishing email?
So you got a suspicious email and you clicked on it. Don’t panic just yet. Phishing emails are designed to trick you into revealing sensitive information or installing malicious software on your device. They’re undoubtedly cunning, but understanding what to do next can save you from a potential…
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Cryptojackers Exploit Misconfigured Kubernetes Clusters
Cybersecurity researchers have warned of an ongoing cryptojacking campaign exploiting misconfigured Kubernetes clusters to mine Dero money. Cloud security firm Wiz, which revealed the activity, stated that it is an enhanced version of a financially motivated operation previously identified by…
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