Broadcom disclosed a critical vulnerability affecting its Avi Load Balancer product. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-22217, is an unauthenticated blind SQL injection vulnerability that could allow attackers with network access
Monthly Archives: January 2025
How SOC/DFIR Teams Prevent Ransomware Threats in Healthcare – A Case Study on Interlock Ransomware
Ransomware attacks targeting the healthcare sector have become increasingly challenging to manage due to financial losses and the risks posed to patient safety and operational continuity. Researchers at ANR.RUN analyze
California Just Debunked a Big Myth About Renewable Energy
1/26/25 ENERGY SECURITY Enable IntenseDebate Comments: Enable IntenseDebate Comments One of the biggest myths about renewable energy is that it isn’t reliable. Sure, the sun sets every night and winds calm
Name That Toon: Incentives
US Ban on Automotive Components Could Curb Supply Chain
The US Department of Commerce will prohibit the import of components for connected vehicles from China or Russia, as the US continues to ban technology it sees as potential national
Phishing Attacks Are the Most Common Smartphone Security Issue for Consumers
Treasury Sanctions Company, Hacker Associated with Salt Typhoon
1/18/25 CHINA WATCH Enable IntenseDebate Comments: Enable IntenseDebate Comments The Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is sanctioning Yin Kecheng, a Shanghai-based cyber actor who was involved
15K Fortinet Device Configs Leaked to the Dark Web
Russian Hackers Attacking WhatsApp Users With Malicious QR codes
Russian state-sponsored hacking group Star Blizzard has shifted its tactics to exploit WhatsApp users through malicious QR codes. This marks a significant evolution in the group’s spear-phishing campaigns, which have
US Treasury Breach – Chinese Hackers Accessed Secretary Janet Yellen’s Computer
Chinese state-sponsored hackers have successfully breached the computer systems of the U.S. Treasury Department, gaining access to Secretary Janet Yellen’s personal computer. This incident, described as a “major incident” by