Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 40, 2024
Rhadamanthys Stealer Introduces Innovative AI-Driven Features | Regional Tensions in the Middle East At Their Highest Point Since the Beginning
Rhadamanthys Stealer Introduces Innovative AI-Driven Features | Regional Tensions in the Middle East At Their Highest Point Since the Beginning
North Korean IT Workers Exploit Remote Employment for Cyber Operations and Revenue Generation | European Parliament Publishes Proposal on AI
The global repercussions of the 7 October attack against Israel in regional security, geopolitics, and supply chains.
Our investigation uncovers a previously unreported and undetected variant of the WIREFIRE web shell, a Python-based implant found in Ivanti
Insights from Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday show critical vulnerabilities don’t require authentication | Decoding the Cyber Insurance Maze
The new law-based rules for “civilian hackers” during war and the obligations of states to restrain them.
This report provides insight into the enforcement trends of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) over five years.
ECSO-backed Women4Cyber Mentorship programme is designed to help women improve their skills and advance their cybersecurity careers at all levels.
Analysis and evaluation of the DORA regulation, which establishes a single European regulatory framework for the management of risks derived
After the US SEC fined Deutsche Bank-controlled investment firm DWS this week, QuoIntelligence analyzes increased regulatory scrutiny over greenwashing.
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SharePoint vulnerability CVE-2024-38094 exploited for credential theft | US elections to reshape global power dynamics
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives
The 2024 US presidential election is a key event in global geopolitics, with Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea all eyeing it as an opportunity to advance their strategic interests. From cyber espionage to disinformation campaigns, these nations are likely to engage in state-sponsored cyber activities aimed at influencing election outcomes and shifting US foreign policy.