Intel Let Google Cloud Hack Its New Secure Chips and Found 10 Bugs
To protect its Confidential Computing cloud infrastructure and gain critical insights, Google leans on its relationships with chipmakers.
RSA SF Conference (RSAC SF) Day One: Misinformation is the New Malware
Notes from the three-person panel at RSA moderated by Ted Schelin (silicon valley venture capitalist), which to my ears was itself dangerously pushing misinformation. Not only was it far too American in focus (literally asking the world to serve U.S. c…
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XDR and the Importance of Cross-Domain Correlated Telemetry
You need enough data to correlate lateral attacks, which is why a true XDR solution is such a game changer. Learn more about this development.
Simplify Your Security Operations with Cisco XDR, Launching at RSAC
Cisco XDR simplifies security operations, allowing security teams to elevate productivity and stay resilient against the most sophisticated threats.
Hacker Group Names Are Now Absurdly Out of Control
Hackers, particularly state-sponsored and organized cybercriminals, wreak havoc worldwide. However, their aliases, such as Fancy Bear and Refined Kitten, often undermine the seriousness of their actions, Wired argues. Microsoft’s cybersecurity division…
The Value of a Collaborative Security Community
Security has become a C-suite topic, a business problem, and that has prompted organizations of all sizes to dedicate resources to improve security resiliency and to prepare for a breach. Cisco is helping tackle some of these problems by taking a risk-based approach. Looking at the threat, the vulnerability, the probability, and the impact of a threat or threats, and then fortifying defenses, operations, and continuity plans accordingly.
Russian cybercrime group likely behind ongoing exploitation of PaperCut flaws
Print management software provider PaperCut confirmed ongoing active exploitation of CVE-2023-27350 vulnerability. On April 19th, Print management software provider PaperCut confirmed that it is aware of the active exploitation of the CVE-2023-27350 vulnerability. The company received two vulnerability reports from the cybersecurity firm Trend Micro) for high/critical severity security issues in PaperCut MF/NG. Trend Micro announced they will […]
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Hackers can hack organizations using data found on their discarded enterprise network equipment
ESET researchers explained that enterprise network equipment that was discarded, but not destroyed, could reveal corporate secrets. ESET researchers purchased a few used routers to set up a test environment and made a shocking discovery, in many cases, previously used configurations had not been wiped. The experts pointed out that the data they found on […]
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Experts spotted first-ever crypto mining campaign leveraging Kubernetes RBAC
Experts warn of a large-scale cryptocurrency mining campaign exploiting Kubernetes (K8s) Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). Cloud security firm Aqua discovered a large-scale cryptocurrency mining campaign exploiting Kubernetes (K8s) Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to create backdoors and run miners. The campaign was tracked as RBAC Buster, the experts reported that the attacks are actively targeting at […]
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