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Cybercriminals are increasingly using shimmers instead of skimmers in attacks targeting automated teller machines, Flashpoint reports. [Read More]
Nation State Hackers, likely connected to China, have hacked multiple telecommunications companies around the world and are completely controlling the networks. [Read More]
Swiss industrial tech company ABB has patched a dozen vulnerabilities, including serious issues, in some of its HMI products. [Read More]
LokiBot and NanoCore malware are again being distributed in a malspam campaign using attached ISO image file attachments. [Read More]
Several vulnerabilities affecting the Phoenix Contact Automationworx automation software suite can be exploited for remote code execution using specially crafted project files. [Read More]
VideoLAN has addressed a critical double-free vulnerability in the VLC media player that could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on target systems. [Read More]
Protection against Spectre, Meltdown, RAMBleed, Rowhammer and other memory side-channel attacks has been added to OpenSSH. [Read More]
Real-time application behavior analytics, control, and protection provider TrueFort has raised $13.7 million in a Series A funding round. [Read More]
A recently discovered malicious campaign is aiming at infecting victim machines by delivering the notorious FlawedAmmyy RAT directly in memory, Microsoft warns. [Read More]
Iran claims no cyber attack against the Islamic republic has ever succeeded, after American media reported the US launched one last week amid a standoff between the two countries. [Read More]
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- Tales From the SOC: Healthcare Edition
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