Security News. From Our Analysts.
Security news from the Brandefense team: new malware, vulnerabilities, data breaches and threat actor activity, summarized for security professionals.
Security News Windows WiFi RCE Sell: CVE-2024-30078 A threat actor is selling an exploit for CVE-2024-30078, a Windows Wi-Fi driver RCE rated 8.8 High. See affected versions, attack vector and how to patch.
Security News International Agencies Unmasked LockBit Ransomware Group Leader The LockBit ransomware leader was named as Dmitry Khoroshev in May 2024. See the sanctions, the $10 million reward and what the sources say about LockBit.
Security News CVE-2024-29212: Veeam RCE Vulnerability Veeam CVE-2024-29212 is a critical remote code execution flaw in the Service Provider Console, rated 9.9 on CVSS. See what is affected and what to patch.
Security News Palo Alto Networks Releases Urgent Fixes for Critical Security Flaw in PAN-OS Software Palo Alto Networks issued fixes for CVE-2024-3400, a critical PAN-OS GlobalProtect flaw rated CVSS 10.0 and exploited in the wild. See fixed versions.
Security News AWS and Google Cloud Credentials Expose: LeakyCLI Flaw A significant vulnerability, "LeakyCLI," affects command-line tools utilized in AWS and Google Cloud environments.
Security News SurveyLama Data Breach Exposes Info of 4.4 Million Users SurveyLama experienced a data breach in February 2024, putting the sensitive data of 4.4 million users at risk.
Security News Microsoft Security Slip-ups Allow Chinese Hackers Access to US Official Emails Microsoft security failures let Chinese hackers read US officials' email in 2023. See what the Cyber Safety Review Board found and what it advised.
Security News Earth Krahang: China-Based Advanced Cyber Attack Campaign Earth Krahang is a China-based APT group that has targeted governments since early 2022. See who it hits, the flaws it exploits and the tools it…
Security News Oracle Warns of Java Issues Caused by macOS 14.4 Update Oracle warns that macOS 14.4 ends Java processes on Apple silicon Macs, affecting Java 8 to early JDK 22 builds. See what happens and what to…
Security News “Red Page Removal” Service: A Solution for Flagged Domains A red page is a warning shown on a flagged site. See what the Red Page Removal service claims, how it is sold, and why threat…
Security News Threat Actors Exploit Docker Engine API Exposed Docker Engine API instances are being used to build the OracleIV DDoS botnet. See how the attack works and how to protect your Docker hosts.
Security News Critical Security Vulnerabilities in OpenVPN Access Server OpenVPN Access Server, supported by the OpenVPN 2 codebase, has identified two critical security vulnerabilities. All 20 pages
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Last updated June 9, 2026-
Articles on ransomware, APT groups, the dark web, digital risk protection, fraud, sector analysis and VIP security, written for security teams.
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