Researchers Discover Microsoft-Signed FiveSys Rootkit in the Wild
Researchers Discover Microsoft Signed FiveSys Rootkit in the Wild | The Hacker News
Author: Sean Slattery
Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover flaw reveals users’ passwords
Microsoft Exchange Autodiscover flaw reveals users’ passwords | Malwarebytes
Conti Group Takes Advantage of Vulnerable Exchange Servers
Conti Group Takes Advantage of Vulnerable Exchange Servers | GovInfoSecurity
This is not a drill: VMware vuln with 9.8 severity rating is under attack
This is not a drill: VMware vuln with 9.8 severity rating is under attack | Ars Technica
Several hospitals targeted in new wave of ransomware attacks
Constant vigilance! (CNN) Several hospitals across the United States have been targeted in ransomware attacks in what appears to be an escalation and expansion of similar attacks previously launched on other hospitals and medical facilities.
Tesla finally launches multi-factor authentication to better protect customers
Considering that a Telsa account and app allow you to transfer ownership and control who can drive a car, it is surprising that MFA was not implementer sooner. I wonder what SpaceX does?! Elektrek.co...
ESET discovers a rare APT that stayed undetected for nine years
Well, this just blew the average on time to detect malware! ZDNet – Slovak cyber-security firm ESET has discovered a new state-sponsored hacking group (also known as an APT). Named XDSpy, the group is...
Russian man sentenced for LinkedIn, Dropbox data breaches
Chalk one up for the good guys! Although a small victory, is is a victory nonetheless. Fox News – A Russian man convicted of hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox and Formspring and stealing the personal information...
A Fifth of Privileged Users Don’t Need Elevated Access
I haven’t had privileged access since Windows NT 4! Infosecurity Magazine – Over a third of government and enterprise users have been given privileged access despite not needing it, potentially exposing their organization to...
Adobe Flash to be buried on 31 December 2020
In my humble opinion, this can’t come soon enough as I seem to dis-proportionally stuck working with the few sites that still require Flash! ZDNet – “Currently, according to web technology survey site W3Techs, only...