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Slack, GitHub Abused By New SLUB Backdoor In Targeted AttacksResearchers from Trend Micro have come across a new piece of malware that abuses GitHub and Slack for command and control (CC) communications.
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Google Discloses Actively Exploited Windows VulnerabilityGoogle this week released information on a zero-day vulnerability in Windows being actively exploited in targeted attacks alongside a recently fixed Chrome flaw.
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Zerodium Offers $500,000 For VMware ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V ExploitsExploit acquisition firm Zerodium this week announced that it’s prepared to pay up to $500,000 for VMware ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V vulnerabilities.
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Man Admits To Hacking Minnesota Databases Over Cop AcquittalA Minnesota man admitted Thursday that he hacked into state government databases in 2017 as an act of retaliation after the acquittal of an officer who fatally shot Philando Castile during a 2016 traffic stop.
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Study Finds Rampant Sale Of SSL/TLS Certificates On Dark WebSSL and TLS certificates and related services can be easily acquired from dark web marketplaces, according to an academic study sponsored by Venafi, a company specializing in the protection of cryptographic keys and digital certificates
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Four Steps To Begin Better Managing Your Digital RiskFour Steps Organizations Can Take to Begin Managing Their Digital Risk
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Organizations Not Positioned For Success In Tackling Cyber Demands: DeloitteReport Shows Major Disconnect Between Cybersecurity and Cyber Everywhere in Digital Transformation
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Hungarian Judge OKs Extradition Of Portuguese HackerA Portuguese man linked to the publication of internal documents that embarrassed top European clubs and soccer officials in the Football Leaks case will be extradited to his home country, a Hungarian court ruled Tuesday.
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Cisco Patches Two Dozen Serious Flaws In Nexus SwitchesCisco this week patched over two dozen serious vulnerabilities affecting its Nexus switches, including flaws that can be exploited for denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, arbitrary code execution, and privilege escalation.
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Several Industrial Automation Products Affected By WibuKey DRM FlawsThe products of several industrial automation companies are affected by the recently disclosed vulnerabilities found in the WibuKey digital rights management (DRM) solution from Wibu Systems.
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