Authors/Presenters: Samy Kamkar
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Recently identified npm packages called "node-request-ip", "request-ip-check" and "request-ip-validator" impersonate handy open source utilities relied upon by developers to retrieve an external IP address but instead target Windows, Linux and macOS users with malicious executables which are trojans and cryptocurrency stealers.
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Are you interested in digging a little deeper into how Tidal Cyber works? Our video library of brief demo tours shows how Tidal Cyber empowers security teams with Threat-Informed Defense. Each video dives into a different aspect of Tidal Cyber Enterprise Edition, so that in 5-minutes or less you can understand how to use a specific capability and the value it delivers.
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We’re honored to share a new partnership with Orange Business (Norway), a global leader in digital services. ARMO
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User access reviews are periodic evaluations of access rights to ensure they align with users’ roles, reducing security risks and helping maintain regulatory compliance. The main goal of user access reviews is to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information, systems, or resources by regularly verifying and adjusting user permissions. When and where are UARs needed,...
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In an era where cyber threats to critical infrastructure are growing in both sophistication and frequency, securing Operational Technology (OT), […]
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National insurance firm Crum and Forster is offering a professional liability program for CISOs who are facing growing regulatory pressures and sophisticate cyberattacks but often are not covered by their organizations' D&O policies.
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It’s been a little over a year since we first introduced security levels into Spectra Assure™ with the goal of reducing the remediation burden on developers. It automatically generates a plan for addressing prioritized software risks, recommending manageable projects to continually improve the software’s level of supply chain security in the same way that developers continually improve software capabilities.
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New guidance for organizations seeking to protect the generative AI tools they're running has been released by the OWASP Top 10 LLM Applications Security Project.
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Discover the 5 best vendor risk management solutions, designed to help you mitigate third-party risks while ensuring compliance.
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Augmented reality use cases have become prevalent in our society.
The technology, which first emerged primarily in the world of gaming and entertainment, now promises to reshape our reality with interactive information and immersive experiences. In short, AR is undoubtedly … (more…)
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I didn’t see much visibility on this DocuSign hack. This is a situation where the product features were not vetted to understand if they could be misused by malicious fraudsters. There is not a technical vulnerability, it comes down to a design weakness in the product.
According to the security team at Wallarm, “An attacker creates a legitimate, paid DocuSign account that allows them to change templates and use the API directly.” They then employ a special template that masquerades as a well-known brand to send the billing invoice. Because the fraudulent invoice is directly sent from the DocuSign platform, it appears legitimate and won’t be stopped by email filters.
The entire process can be automated and sent out on a massive scale, spraying large numbers of unsuspecting victims.
It is the old story of well-intentioned developers asking if they “can” develop something without questioning if they “should” develop something.
It often takes security-minded experts, savvy in the ways of how attackers think, to evaluate such situations. These are often missed by even experienced developers because there is no technical vulnerability per se. But that does not mean a creative adversary can’t use it in destructive ways. Often, additional controls, oversight, or accountability must be included to dissuade, prevent, or quickly alert of misuse.
The sustainable solution for all software and service vendors is to have cybersecurity experts, not just security-minded developers, as part of the initial feature design teams, keep them in the loop during development, and make sure they vet the final capabilities before going live.
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Flare recently hosted our first Threat Intel Workshop with Senior Threat Intelligence Researcher Tammy Harper. Below are some of the questions Tammy covered in improving threat intelligence collection practices. 1. How does the disruption to Telegram affect threat actors? After the arrest of Telegram CEO in August 2024, the messaging platform that has been popular […]
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Authors/Presenters: Michael Gorelik, Arnold Osipov
Our sincere appreciation to DEF CON, and the Presenters/Authors for publishing their erudite DEF CON 32 content. Originating from the conference’s events located at the Las Vegas Convention Center; and via the organizations YouTube channel.
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TEL AVIV, Israel, 11th November 2024, CyberNewsWire
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With Deep Respect, We Honor Our Canadian Allies, Family And Friends On This Remembrance Day 2024 / Avec un profond respect, nous honorons nos alliés, notre famille et nos amis canadiens en ce jour du Souvenir 2024 (Image Courtesy of Veterans Affairs Canada / Affaires des Anciens Combattants Canada)
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As software supply chain risks rise, regulatory authorities are increasingly requiring organizations to adopt software bills of materials (SBOMs) for security and compliance.
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Tel Aviv, Israel, Nov. 11, 2024, CyberNewswire — Sweet Security today announced the availability of its cloud-native detection and response platform on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) marketplace.
Sweet’s solution unifies threat detection across cloud infrastructure, network, workloads, and applications. … (more…)
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Organizations today face a surge of vulnerabilities and exposures. With data on assets and exposures scattered across platforms, complexity hinders timely action. Security teams are left to manually sift through fragmented data to identify, prioritize, and mitigate the exposures that pose the highest risk to the organization. But imagine if all vulnerabilities and exposures were …
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Open Source AI Definition 1.0 marks a milestone in transparent and ethical AI development by providing clear guidelines for truly open source AI, bringing the proven benefits of open-source to AI technology.
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