Author Archives: iSecurity

Microsoft this week announced the open source availability of Python code for “CyberBattleSim,” a research toolkit that supports simulating complex computer systems. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxLFGj

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released a new tool to help with the detection of potential compromise within Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 environments. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxL0BC

South Korean tech giant LG this week announced that it will continue to provide operating system updates to users of its premium Android smartphones, for up to three years. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxJzrJ

The Pwn2Own 2021 hacking competition has come to an end, with participants earning more than $1.2 million — more than ever paid out at the event — for exploits in the browser, virtualization, server, local privilege escalation, and enterprise communications … Continue reading →

Threat actors are increasingly abusing collaboration platforms for nefarious purposes, including malware delivery and data exfiltration, security researchers with Cisco’s Talos division report. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxJMkG

It’s a bigger problem than is immediately apparent, and has the potential for hacks as big as Equifax and as widespread as SolarWinds. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxFvG2

Specialty networking solutions provider Belden on Wednesday shared an update on the data breach disclosed in November 2020, and said health-related information was also exposed. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxFkDG

A vulnerability residing in the “Domain Time II” network time solution can be exploited in Man-on-the-Side (MotS) attacks, cyber-security firm GRIMM warned on Tuesday. read morehttp://dlvr.it/RxF2fF

The maintainers of the PHP programming language confirmed that threat actors may have compromised a user database containing their passwords. The maintainers of the PHP programming language have provided an update regarding the security breach that took place on March … Continue reading →

What do the likes of AirBnB, Amazon, American Airlines, Chipotle, Dunkin Donuts, Nike, Marriott, Target, Subway and Walmart, have in common? Well, a database of the gift cards of these companies along with several other was hacked and sold online. … Continue reading →