Quick-acting Rorschach ransomware appears out of nowhere
A newly detected ransomware dubbed Rorschach – so named because everybody who examined it “saw something different” – is being flagged by researchers at Check…
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How to *really* exit vim
How to *really* exit vim Source link
Windows 10 21H2 is reaching end of service in June
Microsoft reminded customers today that multiple editions of Windows 10, version 21H2, will reach the end-of-service (EOS) in two months, on June 13, 2023. This…
Ofcom’s interim UK cloud market report flags competition concerns about AWS and Microsoft
Ofcom has accused public cloud giants Amazon and Microsoft of indulging in anti-competitive behaviours that may financially disadvantage UK consumers and business, and is consulting…
[tl;dr sec] #176 – Cloud Security Atlas, Semgrep + AI, Finding Malicious PyPi packages
Hey there, I hope you’ve been doing well! Workplace Challenges You know, sometimes you try your best to fit in with work culture, and it…
The top 10 cybsecurity trends in 2023
The top 10 cybsecurity trends in 2023 Source link
[shop.resmed.com]CSRF leads to Unsubscribe victim from Communication and Reward Membership
ResMed disclosed a bug submitted by pranav-pranayx01: https://hackerone.com/reports/1685489 Source link
Let’s Cyber
Let’s Cyber Source link
Introducing Superbacked, possibly the world’s most advanced backup and succession planning app
Introducing Superbacked, possibly the world’s most advanced backup and succession planning app Source link
How sustainability software bears broad benefits beyond cost savings
While there is certainly much focus on sustainability – acting in a way that meets current needs without compromising future generations – in the business…
Using XAMPP and Burp Intruder when scanning for subdomains to look for interesting behaviour & code | by Sean (zseano)
Do any of you use Intruder when checking out subdomains? For me personally I use a tool called “XAMPP” which lets me run PHP locally…
Microsoft and Fortra crack down on malicious Cobalt Strike servers
Microsoft, Fortra, and the Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center (Health-ISAC) have announced a broad legal crackdown against servers hosting cracked copies of Cobalt Strike,…