When a cryptocurrency initiative is compromised, the initial depletion of capital often proves to be the least of
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It all commenced with a solitary WhatsApp missive. Nariman Gharib, a UK-based Iranian activist, received a link ostensibly
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The campaign designated as “Operation Poseidon” has been identified as a sophisticated targeted assault, wherein adversaries exploited advertising
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The South Korean threat collective APT-C-06, more infamously recognized as DarkHotel, has reasserted its presence through a sequence
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Adversaries affiliated with the KongTuke threat collective have inaugurated a sophisticated malicious lineage dubbed CrashFix, specifically engineered to
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It appears that the venerable thoroughfare leading from search engines to news outlets is fracturing before our very
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To infiltrate a corporate network, adversaries are increasingly eschewing the search for server vulnerabilities or the deployment of
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A comprehensive architectural analysis of the malicious infrastructure within China has unearthed over 18,000 command-and-control (C2) servers distributed
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GotMeta A Python tool for discovering, downloading, and extracting metadata from publicly available files on target domains. Useful
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A collective of Venezuelan nationals, implicated in a sophisticated series of fiscal exfiltrations from automated teller machines via
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A Singaporean tribunal has dismissed a motion filed by Wang Yunhe, a Chinese national indicted in the United
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A Jordanian national residing in Georgia has formally confessed to his involvement in the illicit trade of unauthorized
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For several hours, the official portal of the Georgian government inadvertently hosted sensitive information that authorities would have
The post The Gazprom Slip: Georgia Scrambles After State Secrets Leak on Official Portal appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
A critical vulnerability has emerged within a popular utility for the Laravel framework, effectively transmuting a standard file
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Sometimes, the most mortifying missives are dispatched not by intent, but by a stray, clumsy gesture. It appears
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Occasionally, the most unforeseen vulnerabilities reside not within nascent code, but within foundations that have been deemed unimpeachable
The post Foundations of Sand: 30-Year-Old glibc Vulnerability Exposed in Linux Core appeared first on Penetration Testing Tools.
The January suite of Windows 11 updates has unexpectedly manifested as one of those troublesome releases where the
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Microsoft has initiated a formal inquiry into a proliferation of grievances asserting that the January security update for
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Corporations across the globe frequently harbor an inflated perception of their capacity to recuperate from cyber incursions. This
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Mandiant has disseminated an exhaustive repository of rainbow tables engineered to decrypt the antiquated Net-NTLMv1 protocol. This initiative
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