Phishing-as-a-Service

Researchers Issue Warning Regarding New Phishing-as-a-Service Model Used by Cyber Criminals

Caffeine, a previously unknown phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) toolset, is being used by cybercriminals to scale up their attacks and deliver malicious payloads easily. “This platform has a simple UI and comes for a relatively moderate cost while offering its criminal customers a plethora of…


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Penetration Testing

Penetration Testing Process and Guide

Penetration testing is a popular and successful method for identifying security flaws in an organization’s IT infrastructure. It involves performing a vulnerability assessment of your IT infrastructure by “ethically hacking” any system, network or application to simulate how a…


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Exchange Server vulnerabilities

Microsoft releases enhanced mitigations for unpatched Exchange Server vulnerabilities

Microsoft announced on Friday that it had made additional improvements to the mitigation mechanism available to thwart exploitation efforts against the recently discovered unpatched security weaknesses in Exchange Server. To that end, Microsoft updated the blocking rule in IIS Manager from…


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Vulnerability on FortiGate

ALERT: Critical Vulnerability on FortiGate and FortiProxy, According to Fortinet

Fortinet has notified its customers of a security weakness affecting FortiGate firewalls and FortiProxy web proxies, which can allow attackers to execute unauthorized operations on vulnerable systems. | Vulnerability on FortiGate Vulnerability on FortiGate | The significant bug, identified as…


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MDR for complete Network Protection

Why companies need EDR & MDR for complete Network Protection

Endpoint devices, including desktop computers, laptops, and mobile phones, allow users to connect to company networks and utilize their resources daily. However, these devices broaden the attack surface and expose the organization to aggressive attacks and data breaches. MDR for complete Network…


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Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day

ALERT: Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Actively Exploited

Security experts are warning about previously unknown holes in fully patched Microsoft Exchange servers that are being exploited in real-world attacks by malicious actors to accomplish remote code execution on afflicted computers. | Unpatched Microsoft Exchange Zero-Day Unpatched Microsoft…


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Canadian Society of Iranian Engineers and Architects

Rhyno Cybersecurity Speaking at the Canadian Society of Iranian Engineers and Architects

October 3, 2022 – Kitchener, ON – Rhyno Cybersecurity is pleased to announce that CTO and Risk Advisor, Dan Duran, will be a keynote speaker at the Canadian Society of Iranian Engineers and Architects (Mohandes) this coming October 5, 2022. The presentation titled “Introduction…


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Optus Data Breach

40% of Australians’​ Personal Information Stolen in Massive Optus Data Breach

Optus, Australia’s largest telecommunications company, disclosed last week that personal data from around 10 million users – roughly 40% of the population – was taken in a cyber-attack. Optus Data Breach According to analysts, this is the worst data breach in Australian……


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Today's Threat Landscape

Continuous Security Testing is a Must in Today’s Threat Landscape

According to studies, approximately 60% of firms that experience a data breach blame it on a known unpatched vulnerability. Conducting periodic security scans and vulnerability assessments as part of a complete vulnerability management program is one of the best ways to detect weaknesses and…


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PowerPoint Malware

Hackers Infect Systems with PowerPoint Malware Using Mouseover Trick.

PowerPoint Malware APT28 (aka Fancy Bear), a Russian state-sponsored threat actor, has been discovered using a new code execution method that uses mouse movement in decoy Microsoft PowerPoint documents to deploy malware. by Dan Duran


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