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AWS Launches New Incident Response Service
Hackers Exploited Windows Event Logging Tool To Steal Data Secretly
Wevtutil.exe, a Windows event log utility, can be used maliciously in Living Off the Land (LOLBAS) to export logs for exfiltration, query specific event data, or clear logs. Attackers increasingly
HID collaborates with N.I.D.O. Srl Group to provide new contactless National ID Card
HID has provided a new contactless ID card to San Marino, to modernise its national identity document to meet the demands of the digital era. This national ID was built
Hackers Used Weaponized Resume To Infect User & Moved To Server Environments – Incident Report
A sophisticated cyber attack was detected in March 2024, revealing a complex intrusion that began with a weaponized resume and culminated in the compromise of multiple servers. This incident highlights
Political instability biggest risk for businesses, report finds
Political instability has overtaken extreme weather as the biggest risk concern for businesses, according to a new survey from global security and healthcare risk management business, Healix. Shifting alliances and growing
The Security Institute announces recipients of Baroness Ruth Henig Scholarship Programme
The Security Institute (UK) has confirmed that 14 outstanding recipients have received The Baroness Ruth Henig Scholarship, dedicated to recognising talent and potential within the security profession. Scholarship winners This
10 Best Vulnerability Management Tools In 2024
Vulnerability Management Tools play a significant role in detecting, analyzing, and patching vulnerabilities in web and network-based applications. The most common words used in security speak of vulnerability, risk, and
Microsoft to Deprecate Bring Your Own License Defender Feature for Cloud
Microsoft has announced plans to deprecate the “Bring Your Own License” (BYOL) feature in Microsoft Defender for Cloud as part of a move towards a centralized vulnerability management experience. This
InputSnatch – A Side-Channel Attack Allow Attackers Steal The Input Data From LLM Models
In a recent study, cybersecurity researchers have unveiled a new side-channel attack that threatens the privacy of users interacting with large language models (LLMs). The attack, dubbed “InputSnatch,” exploits timing