More than 8,000 trusted brand domains were stolen for a huge spam operation.

Over 13,000 names and more than 8,000 domains that belong to real brands and institutions have been taken over as part of a complex plan to spread spam and make money from clicks. Under the name SubdoMailing, Guardio Labs is keeping an eye on the planned bad behavior that has been going on since at…


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Learn How to HACK in 2024 // Full Guide // Kali Linux

Learn How to HACK in 2024 // Full Guide // Kali Linux Become a professional ethical hacker. From selecting the right programming languages to mastering essential tools, I’ll help you create a learning plan tailored to your future in this captivating field. Here I share with you my…


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Open-Source SSH-Snake Tool Weaponization by Cybercriminals for Network Attacks

Threat actors have exploited SSH-Snake, a recently released network mapping utility, to conduct malicious operations. “SSH-Snake is a self-modifying worm that begins to spread itself across a network using SSH credentials discovered on a compromised system,” According to Miguel…


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Emerging Wi-Fi vulnerabilities grant hackers access to Android and Linux devices

Two authentication circumvent vulnerabilities have been discovered in open-source Wi-Fi software installed on Android, Linux, and ChromeOS devices. These vulnerabilities have the potential to deceive users into connecting to a rogue network replicating a legitimate one, or to grant an attacker…


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Immediately uninstall EAP; a critical flaw threatens Active Directory

VMware strongly advises users to remove the obsolete Enhanced Authentication Plugin (EAP) immediately after discovering a critical security vulnerability. This vulnerability, officially labeled CVE-2024-22245 with a CVSS score of 9.6, is described as an arbitrary authentication relay flaw.…


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Critical ConnectWise ScreenConnect vulnerability exploited by hackers

VMware strongly advises users to remove the obsolete Enhanced Authentication Plugin (EAP) immediately after discovering a critical security vulnerability. This vulnerability, officially labeled CVE-2024-22245 with a CVSS score of 9.6, is described as an arbitrary authentication relay flaw.…


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OpenAI Unveils Sora: Text-to-Video Tool Making Waves Online

Prepare to be amazed by OpenAI’s latest creation. Imagine typing in some text, hitting enter, and voila! A hyper-realistic video materializes before your eyes with the help of Artificial Intelligence. It’s called Sora, and let me tell you, the internet is abuzz with…


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YOU MUST Do THIS After Installing Kali Linux

YOU MUST Do THIS After Installing Kali Linux In this Kali Linux tutorial, we’ll embark on a thrilling adventure by uncovering the top 5 essential tasks that every professional hacker or security enthusiast should master to set up their hacking lab. You’ll get a comprehensive…


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Cybergang says Canadian oil pipeline operator hit by ransomware

Trans-Northern Pipeline, a Canadian oil transportation company operating pipelines across three provinces, reportedly faces a cyberattack by the AlphV ransomware group. The development surfaced today through a tweet on the social networking site X by Brett Callow, a security researcher affiliated…


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Crafting a Robust Incident Response Plan

In today’s digital landscape, where cyber threats loom large and data breaches are a looming menace, having a comprehensive incident response plan is not just prudent—it’s essential. As businesses increasingly rely on technology to operate, the risk of cyber incidents continue to rise.…


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