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ASUS logo on textured surface, technology branding, modern design.Security News Cyclops Blink Botnet Targets ASUS Routers and WatchGuard Devices Cyclops Blink is a Sandworm-linked botnet that infects Asus and WatchGuard routers. See what its modules do and how to protect your devices. Mar 21, 20222 Min New 0-Day in Dompdf PDF Converter LibrarySecurity News New 0-Day in Dompdf PDF Converter Library A 0-day vulnerability has been identified in dompdf, a PHP-based HTML to PDF conversion library, that could lead to remote code execution. Mar 18, 20222 Min Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package ManagersSecurity News A New Linux Backdoor Detected to Deployed with Log4Shell Vulnerabilities A new Linux backdoor spreads through Log4Shell and talks to its command servers over DNS tunnelling. Read how it works and how to reduce the risk. Mar 17, 20222 Min Critical Vulnerabilities Detected in VeeamSecurity News Two Critical Vulnerabilities Detected in Veeam Data Back-up Solution Veeam Software has released updates to two critical security vulnerabilities affecting Backup&Replication, a backup solution for virtual environments. Mar 15, 20221 Min Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package ManagersSecurity News Multiple Vulnerabilities Detected in Popular Package Managers Security vulnerabilities have been detected in popular package managers, allowing threat actors to access sensitive data. Mar 14, 20221 Min weekly cyber security news threat intelligenceSecurity News MuddyWater Threat Actors Target Turkey and Arabian Peninsula With A New Malware Campaign Iranian state-backed MuddyWater threat actors have been associated with a new offensive campaign targeting Turkey and the Arabian Peninsula. Mar 14, 20222 Min weekly cyber security news threat intelligenceSecurity News New Android Malware Detected to Hijack Google Authenticator MFA Tokens: “Escobar” The Aberebot Android banking trojan has been redistributed under the name 'Escobar' with new features, including the hijacking of Google Authenticator multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes. Mar 14, 20222 Min weekly security newsletter 34 linux kernelSecurity News New Linux Kernel Vulnerability Detected Giving Threat Actors Root Access A Linux kernel flaw, Dirty Pipe (CVE-2022-0847), lets local users overwrite read-only files and gain root. See CVSS 7.8, affected and fixed versions. Mar 10, 20221 Min weekly cyber security news threat intelligenceSecurity News Critical Security Vulnerabilities Detected in TerraMaster TOS Octagon Networks has detected critical security vulnerabilities on TerraMaster network-attached storage devices that can be exploited to remotely execute code with high privileges (RCE) on target… Mar 09, 20221 Min A New Malware Has Been Detected, Distributed via Fake Antivirus Applications: "SharkBot."Security News A New Malware Distributed via Fake Antivirus Applications: “SharkBot.” A new Android Banking Trojan has been detected distributed via a fake Anti-Virus application on the Google Play Store. Mar 08, 20222 Min hermeticransom avast released a decryption toolSecurity News Avast Releases A Free Decryption Tool For HermeticRansom Ransomware Targeting Ukraine Avast has released a decryption tool for HermeticRansom Ransomware used in attacks against Ukraine. Mar 05, 20221 Min weekly cyber security news threat intelligenceSecurity News A Third Malware Used in Attacks Targeting Ukraine Detected: “FoxBlade” FoxBlade is a malware package detected in attacks on Ukraine in February 2022. See what it is, how fast Defender signatures arrived and how to defend. Mar 02, 20222 Min
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