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A massive Twitter data breach disclosed a few months ago appears to be bigger than initially reported, possibly with over 100 million accounts impacted. [Read More]
Vulnerabilities in Cisco ISE could lead to the injection of arbitrary commands, security protection bypass, and XSS attacks. [Read More]
Google releases emergency Chrome update to address actively exploited zero-day vulnerability. [Read More]
US authorities announced a ban on the import or sale of communications equipment deemed "an unacceptable risk to national security" -- including gear from Chinese giants Huawei Technologies and ZTE. [Read More]
The European Parliament website was hit by a cyberattack claimed by pro-Russian hackers shortly after lawmakers approved a resolution calling Moscow a "state sponsor of terrorism". [Read More]
Security researchers at Proofpoint call attention to the discovery of a commercial red-teaming attack tool called Nighthawk, warning that the command-and-control framework is likely to be abused by threat actors. [Read More]
A cross-tenant vulnerability in AWS abused the AppSync service to provide access to resources within a target organization’s account. [Read More]
Facebook parent Meta says the US military was behind tens of recently removed accounts, pages and groups that were part of an influence operation. [Read More]
Microsoft has warned organizations about the risks associated with Boa, a discontinued web server, after hackers exploited it in attacks aimed at a power grid. [Read More]
CISA has released an updated version of IRPF, which provides responders with new tools and guidance for improving infrastructure resilience. [Read More]
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