Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 04, 2024
North Korean Threat Actor Gathering Strategic Intelligence | GDPR Enforcement: France’s Fines Amazon EUR 32 Million For Employee Monitoring
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North Korean Threat Actor Gathering Strategic Intelligence | GDPR Enforcement: France’s Fines Amazon EUR 32 Million For Employee Monitoring
Insights from Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday show critical vulnerabilities don’t require authentication | Decoding the Cyber Insurance Maze
Insights from Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday show critical vulnerabilities don’t require authentication | Decoding the Cyber Insurance Maze
A critical vulnerability in Google’s authentication process allows cybercriminal to regenerate and reuse stolen cookies indefinitely.
Final Weekly Intelligence Bulletin of 2023 | Kaspersky reveals more about Operation Triangulation, the highly advanced spyware.
In this Week’s Intelligence Update: Newly Discovered SMTP Smuggling Attack | Geopolitical Implications of Iranian Petrol Station Cyberattack
Microsoft released Patch Tuesday security update with fixes for 34 vulnerabilities (4 critical, one Zero-Day.
Forescout Vedere Labs uncovers 21 Vulnerabilities in Sierra Wireless AirLink cellular routers — a popular OT/IoT Router.
Okta Breach Update: All Customer Support System Users Affected | EU Green Measures – How Will They Affect Your Business?
AI Regulation — Where Do Germany, Italy, and France Stand? | North Korea Targets IT Job Seekers |
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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.
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Critical FortiOS RCE Vulnerability | US Deputy National Security Advisor Urges Insurers To End Ransomware Payment Incentives