Security Bulletin

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Developers need to do more than scan code and vet software components, and ops should do more than just defend the deployment pipeline.

An environment that values creativity, continuous learning, and calculated risk-taking can prevent boredom while building a resilient, adaptable team ready to tackle whatever challenges come their way.

In a letter to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the FBI, Republican members of the House House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence noted that such a probe is warranted due to the alleged relationship between Temu and Pinduoduo...

Despite prioritization for memory-safe languages, old code had only been subjected to security fixes and was largely unchanged as Google sought to advance safety and convenience in ensuring interoperability in Android.

Such an attack technique dubbed "SpAIware" could be leveraged to facilitate continuous exfiltration of all inputs provided by the targeted user to ChatGPT, according to cybersecurity researcher Johann Rehberger.

Included in the nearly 500 MB data trove leaked by grep were information on Dell's internal ticketing system, including Agile and VPN incident reports and other ticket summaries for VPN improvements and DevOps software access requests.

Aside from performing Windows command execution and remote process injection-based module implementation, Splinter — which has "exceptionally large" artifact sizes due to extensive Rust crate presence — also features file uploading and downloading...

Attacks commence with the distribution of malicious emails purporting to be an Office 365 alert luring recipients to cancel a request for inbox email deletion through a button that contains the TikTok URL, according to a Cofense Phishing Defense...

Novel Chinese cyberespionage operation Salt Typhoon was reported by The Wall Street Journal to have compromised several internet service providers across the U.S. in attacks, which its sources noted were in preparation for imminent cyber intrusions.

Intrusions conducted by DragonForce, which has been suspected to be based in Malaysia, also involved the deployment of the SystemBC backdoor and the Mimikatz and Cobalt Strike tools to facilitate further compromise to advance its double extortion...

Ongoing targeting of vulnerable OT/ICS devices should prompt critical infrastructure entities to replace default passwords, activate multi-factor authentication, implement firewall protection for human-machine interfaces, and ensure up-to-date...