DNS over HTTPS Gives Users a “False Sense of Security”
Businesses that use encrypted DNS over HTTPS services run the risk of creating a false feeling of security and possibly even breaking their own DNS-monitoring systems, according to a warning from the US National Security Agency (NSA). DNS over HTTPS (DoH), which shields DNS traffic between a client…
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AI-Powered code scanning autofix Debuts on GitHub
On Wednesday, GitHub made the announcement that it will be making a feature on a code scanning autofix accessible in public beta for all Advanced Security clients. The purpose of this function is to make individualised recommendations in an effort to prevent the introduction of new…
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Loop DoS attack has effect on thousands of different systems.
There is a new denial-of-service (Loop DoS attack) vector that has been discovered. This attack vector targets application-layer protocols that are based on User Datagram Protocol (UDP), which puts hundreds of thousands of hosts at risk. Loop denial of service attacks are a method that involves…
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Alert: Ravaging AcidPour Malware Strikes Linux x86 Devices
It has been discovered that a new variation of a data-erasing malware, known as AcidPour Malware, has been discovered in the wild. This particular variant is meant to particularly target Linux x86 machines. In a series of posts on X, Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade of SentinelOne stated that the…
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ChatGPT Plugins from Third Parties May Cause Account Takeovers
According to cybersecurity researchers, threat actors attempting to obtain unauthorized access to sensitive data may use third-party plugins for OpenAI ChatGPT as a new avenue of attack. New study from Salt Labs suggests that security holes in ChatGPT and its ecosystem could let attackers install…
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I Got Banned… Really!
I Got Banned… Really! Hey guys, Dan here. Soooooo. My awesome video on OSINT was tak3n d0wn! Well, what do you think?
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Fortinet Identifies Severe SQL Injection Vulnerability in FortiClientEMS Software
Fortinet recently issued a warning highlighting a critical vulnerability in its FortiClientEMS software. This vulnerability poses a significant risk, potentially enabling malicious actors to execute code on affected systems, which could lead to data breaches, system downtime, and other severe…
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Cybercriminals Using GitHub and AWS to deploy STRRAT Trojans and VCURMS
A Java-based downloader is being maliciously employed in a recent phishing campaign aimed at distributing remote access trojans (RATs) such as VCURMS and STRRAT. Yurren Wan, a researcher at Fortinet FortiGuard Labs, stated that “the attackers stored malware on public services like Amazon Web…
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WordPress Users Beware! Malware Strikes 3,900+ Sites via Popup Builder Plugin
A high-severity security hole in the Popup Builder plugin for WordPress is being used by a new malware operation to add harmful JavaScript code. It is said that over the last three weeks, the operation has infected over 3,900 sites. In a March 7 report, security expert Puja Srivastava said,…
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Microsoft Reveals Russian Hackers Accessed Customer Secrets and Source Code
Midnight Blizzard, also known as APT29 or Cozy Bear, operates under Kremlin support and poses a significant threat. Following a breach detected in January 2024, they infiltrated Microsoft’s internal systems and accessed portions of its source code. “In recent weeks, we have seen…
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