Chrome Use-After-Free Vulnerability Enables Remote Code Attacks
Google has rolled out a critical update for its Chrome browser, addressing a high-severity vulnerability that could allow remote code execution. The flaw, identified as…
Author: Cybernoz
Hackers breach email systems of OCC to gather intelligence from emails
In what has become a significant and concerning information security incident, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), a key branch of the…
Mobile Spyware Used To Monitor Minority Groups
In a joint advisory, the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), along with international partners from five countries, has revealed details about two spyware…
An Infosec Prediction: More Human-Based Attacks
As those performing attacks against corporate IT assets become more professional we’re going to start seeing more of the following types of attacks: Bribery Extortion…
Windows CLFS 0-Day Vulnerability Exploited in the Wild
Microsoft has disclosed an active exploitation of a zero-day vulnerability in the Windows Common Log File System (CLFS) driver, tracked as CVE-2025-29824. The flaw, classified as…
The Key Differences Between a Data Breach and a Data Leak
In today’s increasingly digital world, concerns about the safety and security of personal and corporate data are paramount. With high-profile incidents in the media, terms…
Transforming cybersecurity into a strategic business enabler
In this Help Net Security interview, Kevin Serafin, CISO at Ecolab, discusses aligning security strategy with long-term business goals, building strong partnerships across the organization,…
New Anti-Spam Tactics | Daniel Miessler
So I’m trying out a new anti-spam combination: Re-captcha Akismet If you have any problems with the CAPTCHA software, just reload the image or try…
Kibana Releases Security Patch to Fix Code Injection Vulnerability
Elastic, the company behind Kibana, has released critical security updates to address a high-severity vulnerability identified as CVE-2024-12556. The flaw, referred to as “Kibana Prototype…
Why CISOs are doubling down on cyber crisis simulations
Cyber threats aren’t going away, and CISOs know prevention isn’t enough. Being ready to respond is just as important. Cyber crisis simulations offer a way…
Our Government Isn’t Failing Us. Our People Are.
Excerpts from an article about Obama. This is what happens when you interview “average” Americans. I’m too angry to write right now. These fucking mouthbreathers…
APTRS: Open-source automated penetration testing reporting system
APTRS is an open-source reporting tool built with Python and Django. It’s made for penetration testers and security teams who want to save time on…