Application Security News and Articles
In December, a senior Chinese cyber official offered what U.S. representatives took as tacit admission: China was behind a series of cyber intrusions targeting U.S. critical infrastructure. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, this ...
British startup exits stealth with $20 million in seed-stage financing led by US investors Scout Ventures and Artis Ventures.
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Recapping Synack's Women in Cyber panel: Inside the hard conversations about AI risk, hiring struggles, and why resilience
The post Leading Through Uncertainty: AI, Risk, and Real Talk from RSAC’s Women in Cyber appeared first on Security ...
While the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, a straight-line attack on a large language model isn't always the most efficient — and least noisy — way to get the LLM to do bad things. That's why malicious actors have been ...
Four people have been arrested in Poland and several websites associated with DDoS-for-hire services have been shut down.
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Vulnerability management remains core to reducing cyber risk — but as the attack surface grows, teams need a risk-driven strategy that looks beyond vulnerabilities to see the bigger picture. Discover how exposure management unifies data and ...
The post The Myth of Multiscanning: More Isn’t Always Better appeared first on Votiro.
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SonicWall patches three SMA 100 vulnerabilities, including a potential zero-day, that could be chained to execute arbitrary code remotely.
The post Possible Zero-Day Patched in SonicWall SMA Appliances appeared first on SecurityWeek.
SonicWall has fixed multiple vulnerabilities affecting its SMA100 Series devices, one of which (CVE-2025-32819) appears to be a patch bypass for an arbitrary file delete vulnerability that was exploited in zero-day attacks in early 2021, and may ...
Outpost24 integration of two new Digital Risk Protection (DRP) modules to its External Attack Surface Management (EASM) platform. The Social Media and Data Leakage modules are now offered alongside the Leaked Credentials and Dark Web modules to ...
AI advancements, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs) and other generative model types, unlock opportunities to develop applications faster through task automation and information processing. Speed to innovation is so prized that the ...
In the quaint town of Everyville, USA, Sarah starts her day with a familiar routine. She wakes up in her rented apartment, checks her phone (leased through her mobile plan), and streams her favourite morning playlist on Spotify. As she sips her ...
Russia-linked APT Star Blizzard is using the ClickFix technique in recent attacks distributing the LostKeys malware.
The post Google Finds Data Theft Malware Used by Russian APT in Select Cases appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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Rethinking Executive Security in the Age of Human Risk
Employment fraud is no longer just an HR issue - it’s an enterprise-wide risk that threatens financial stability, regulatory compliance, and corporate reputation...
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The patches for an exploited Samsung MagicINFO vulnerability are ineffective and a Mirai botnet has started targeting it.
The post Improperly Patched Samsung MagicINFO Vulnerability Exploited by Botnet appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Why Are PCI Costs Rising in 2025? Recent trends indicate that achieving and maintaining PCI DSS compliance has grown notably more expensive. Several factors contribute to this rise: 1. Inflation and General Rising Costs Like many sectors, the ...
Microsoft has recently announced a key update to its DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance) policy for high-volume senders. This policy, which is already being enforced as of May 5, 2025—three days ago at the ...
Despite ICANN issuing a formal notice to .top citing a breach of contract for failing to address DNS abuse, the situation has not improved. Over the last six months, abuse of .top hasn’t just persisted, it’s gotten 50% worse! So, why is this ...
Cisco releases patches for 26 vulnerabilities in IOS and IOS XE software, including 17 critical- and high-severity bugs.
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