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Two security flaws in the TPM 2.0 specs put cryptographic keys at risk

TechSpot

reference library specification, two dangerous buffer overflow vulnerabilities that could potentially impact billions of devices. Exploiting the flaws is only possible from an authenticated local account, but a piece of malware running on an affected. Read Entire Article

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Hottest selling product on the darknet: Hacked GenAI accounts

Network World

Cybercriminals looking to abuse the power of generative AI to build phishing campaigns and sophisticated malware can now purchase easy access to them from underground marketplaces as large numbers of threat actors are putting stolen GenAI credentials up for sale every day.

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Websites Should Prevent Using Leaked Passwords

SecureWorld News

Real-time password checks Progressive websites utilize real-time password checking tools that cross-reference entered passwords against databases of known compromised credentials. By regularly checking these sources, platforms can identify compromised credentials and proactively prevent users from using them.

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Top 10 Data Breaches of All Time

SecureWorld News

Summary: This data breach was unique in the sense that there was not a breach in the company's servers, but an authentication error, meaning no authentication was required to view documents. They then gained access to a customer service database and uploaded malware to capture sensitive information. Records affected: 21.5

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When you isolate your industrial control systems don't forget about DNS

Network World

Many organizations that run industrial control systems strive to isolate them from the Internet, but sometimes forget to disallow Domain Name System (DNS) traffic, which provides a stealthy way for malware to exfiltrate data. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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Advisory: Malicious North Korean Cyber Activity

SecureWorld News

This is malware you'll want to watch out for. According to the new CISA report , Blindingcan is a new malware strain used by malicious North Korean cyber actors. CISA refers to any malicious cyber activity from the North Korean government as Hidden Cobra. New North Korea remote access trojan. Blindingcan.

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7 Tactics Recently Used By SolarWinds Hackers

SecureWorld News

Mandiant refers to the threat actors as "one of the toughest actors we have encountered." Use of credentials likely obtained from an info-stealer malware campaign by a third-party actor to gain initial access to organizations.". Abuse of multi-factor authentication leveraging 'push' notifications on smartphones.".