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In this episode, host Paul John Spaulding is joined by Burton Kelso, a cybersecurity expert, to discuss the human element of cybersecurity, how attackers are using social engineering attacks to target the human behind the screen, and how AI is making it harder to determine what’s legitimate or not.
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Instagram uses an algorithm that connects buyers with sellers easily. So easy that Even child abusers have a market within the platform. To fight against this, META has launched new restrictions for minor accounts and a Greater parental control on Instagram and Facebook from your parents’ accounts.
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Threat actors have recently used the Balada injector malware to exploit a plugin vulnerability, leading to the compromise of more than 7,000 WordPress sites. Recent reports have shed light on the WordPress Balada injector infections, claiming that attacks were first documented in December 2022. During the attack, a vulnerable version of the Popup Builder plugin…
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This article is part of a series where we look at a recent NSA/CISA Joint Cybersecurity Advisory on the top cybersecurity issues identified during red/blue team exercises operated by these organizations. In this article, you will find a more in-depth look at the specific issue, with real-world scenarios where it is applicable, as well as…
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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS was first released on 21 April 2021 and is supported until April 2027. The latest version of this long-term support release (5 years), Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS, came out on August 10, 2023, with Linux kernel 6.2. However, Canonical has now rolled out a new kernel update for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish),…
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SentinelOne today made generally available an expansion of the managed threat hunting service that is now capable of continually identifying issues in real-time.
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Cyber risk has never been more expensive. The average cost of a data breach is $4.45 million, and it’s still rising. For a SMB with limited resources, a single breach could mean the end of the business. No one can afford to pretend the risk doesn’t exist, as doing nothing could mean losing everything.
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Our new universal database connector allows Varonis to rapidly integrate with and extend its vast library of classifiers to virtually any modern database management system (DBMS).
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NordVPN launches its new experimental product from the NordLabs platform.
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PadSplit aims to address the lack of supply, access and affordability in the rental market with its co-living marketplace designed specifically for lower-income workers, which includes flexible commitment terms and payments as well as no minimum credit score or expensive security deposit.
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CyberheistNews Vol 14 #05 | January 30th, 2024
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Recent investigations have revealed that several iPhone applications have exploited system notifications to illicitly access users’ private information, prompting Apple to enforce stricter oversight and update guidelines within the App Store to prevent such privacy violations.
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Commerce proposes rule aimed at protecting cloud services from foreign cyber threats | FedScoop Skip to main content
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Russia’s latest overnight attacks on military and energy infrastructure in Ukraine killed two, as frontline shelling left one more dead, authorities said Tuesday
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Jan 30, 2024NewsroomMalware / Cyber Espionage
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An Intro to Kafka and RabbitMQ: The Masters of Messaging In the realm of messaging systems, two names stand out: Kafka and RabbitMQ. These two powerhouses have become the go-to solutions for developers and organizations looking to handle high-volume, real-time data processing and messaging. But what are they, and how do they differ? Let’s dive…
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X (formerly Twitter) has removed search restrictions on Taylor Swift on the platform days after it blocked them to prevent users from accessing and sharing AI-generated images that showed the singer in sexually explicit poses.
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Motorola recently expanded its popular Moto G24 lineup with the arrival of the Moto G24 Power, a smartphone that builds on the core strengths of its predecessor while enhancing the battery life, charging speed, and selfie camera experience.
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An addition to the simple iPhone stopwatch has appeared in iOS 17.4 (spotted by MacRumors), giving it support for iOS’s Live Activities feature.
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Barely a week ago, Apple officially released the final version of watchOS 10.3 with a large handful of new features, many of them focused on solving security problems. Throughout these days, users have been able to update their watches. However, in the Apple headquarters they continue their line of development and have published the first…
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