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Cyber Bits: September 2
This week, we take a look at SQLi vulnerabilities within TSA software, researchers being sued, and a staggering 200+ victims of RansomHub's Ransomware-as-a-Service.
General updates within the industry, vendor advisories, or general cyber-based information that's good to keep front of mind.
This week, we take a look at SQLi vulnerabilities within TSA software, researchers being sued, and a staggering 200+ victims of RansomHub's Ransomware-as-a-Service.
This week, we cover critical vulnerabilities in SolarWinds, new exploits, National Public Data breach, and Microsoft's plans to roll out Recall.
This week’s roundup includes EDR tampering exploits found in the wild, manual fixes for BitLocker, and GitHub leaking authorization tokens.
This week’s roundup includes massive data breaches, new vulnerabilities, and significant threats in the cybersecurity landscape. Thankfully, no CrowdStrike this week!
This week, we're diving into a digital soup of ransomware, legal dramas, and tech hiccups. Buckle up, because the cybersecurity world is as wild as ever!
This week, we explore vulnerabilities in popular software, a significant security breach affecting millions, an interesting HR decision, and of course more CrowdStrike!
In this week's Cyber Bits, the only thing everyone was worried about was CrowdStrike causing BSODs, CrowdStrike taking
In this week's Cyber Bits, AT&T breach impacts millions of customers, hackers take advantage of a
In this week's Cyber Bits, we look into Cloudflare's BGP incident, a Go-based ransomware variant targeting VMs, Ticketmaster struggling with a ransomware incident, hackers leaking Twilio data, and Cobalt Strike servers being shutdown by the feds.
This week - VMware's urgent security patches, a UEFI vulnerability in Intel PCs, US sanctions on Kaspersky, ransomware attacks on old Android phones, and a breach of 1,590 crypto wallets by North Korean hackers. Stay updated with the latest cybersecurity news and tips.
London hospitals canceled 800+ operations due to ransomware, fake Chrome errors trick users into running malicious scripts, KeyTronic confirms a data breach after ransomware leaks, high-severity vulnerabilities affect ASUS routers, and Microsoft announces new security changes for Outlook.
In this week's Cyber Bits: Microsoft revises the controversial Recall feature, the FBI distributes 7,000 decryption keys to LockBit ransomware victims, a critical PHP flaw impacts Windows Servers, and Brave Browser experiences its biggest growth month ever.