Security Bulletin

Details regarding the targets of the indictment were not provided but such a move comes as the Justice Department committed to bolster transparency about election-targeted foreign influence threats after being less open about Russian interference...

Infiltration of TfL's internal systems on September 1 resulted in the exfiltration of some customers' names and contact information, as well as refund data belonging to nearly 5,000 Oyster cardholders.

Attacks with the novel Veaty and Spearal malware strains have been deployed by Iranian state-backed advanced persistent threat operation OilRig, also known as APT34, against Iraqi government agencies and organizations as part of a new cyberespionage...

Threat actors part of the proxyjacking campaign exploited Selenium Grid servers' "goog:chromeOptions" configuration to facilitate deployment of a base64-encoded Python script, which enabled the retrieval of an open-source GSocket reverse shell.

After executing several PowerShell scripts using WhatsUp Gold's Active Monitor PowerShell Script functionality, threat actors proceeded with exploiting the 'msiexec.exe' Windows utility to install the Atera Agent, SimpleHelp Remote Access, Splashtop...

After achieving initial server access via weak passwords, threat actors proceeded to launch a pair of scripts to retrieve the Hadooken malware, which features not only a cryptocurrency miner but also the Tsunami distributed denial-of-service botnet.

Major cybersecurity firm Fortinet has disclosed having information from fewer than 0.3% of its customers compromised following a cyberattack against its Microsoft Azure SharePoint server by the threat actor Fortibitch, which claimed to have stolen...

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The quantum computing era will arrive in a few short years – now’s the time to plan for it.

A technique to abuse Microsoft's built-in source code editor has finally made it into the wild, thanks to China's Mustang Panda APT.

The stability cost of patching a bug can prevent many developers from remedying a known flaw in their own software.

Researchers bought an expired WHOIS server domain for $20 and quickly received millions of WHOIS queries.