The U.S. National Security Agency is warning that Chinese government-backed hackers are exploiting a zero-day vulnerability in two widely used Citrix networking products to gain access to targeted networks.
"We are aware of a small number of targeted attacks in the wild using this vulnerability," Peter Lefkowitz, chief security and trust officer at Citrix, said in a blog post . "Limited exploits of this vulnerability have been reported.
Afraid Of Online Hackers? Here's What ALSCO Can Do For You - Fox Interviewer
Fear of your company’s network being breached is a genuine concern. All of the company information is kept online these days, and hackers are fully aware of this. As a result, they tend to damage the reputation of others by exposing sensitive material online for personal benefit.
The most serious risk with hacking is money loss. Hackers understand how valuable information becomes with time, and having access to such information will give them an advantage and allow them to demand a ransom.
Hackers release jailbreak tool compatible with iOS 15 and iOS 16
Apple has been working hard to increase the security of its operating systems and devices, and this has been proven considering that hackers had a hard time creating a jailbreak tool for iOS 15.
For those unfamiliar, the jailbreak process removes software restrictions on iOS devices so that the user can access and modify system files, which enables all kinds of modifications such as tweaks, themes, and sideloading of apps outside of the App Store.
Ethical hackers flex their muscles in 2022 | TechTarget
Ethical hackers working through HackerOne programmes discovered more than 65,000 software vulnerabilities in 2022 – 21% up on 2021 – and over 120,000 customer vulnerabilities, with reports for vulnerability types introduced by digital transformation projects skyrocketing as misconfiguration ...
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Microsoft-Signed Drivers Helped Hackers Breach System Defenses
Remember when, in 2021, a report surfaced that revealed Microsoft had signed a driver called Netfilter, and later it turned out it contained malware? Well, it has happened again, but on a larger scale.
Sophos X-Ops Rapid Response (RR) recently discovered evidence which proves that threat actors potentially belonging to the Cuba ransomware gang used malicious hardware drivers certified by Microsoft's Windows Hardware Developer Program in an attempted ransomware attack.
Chinese Hackers Believed To Be Behind Security Breach at Amnesty International - CPO Magazine
Canada’s branch of Amnesty International is reporting that an early October security breach of the organization’s IT infrastructure has been traced back to state-sponsored Chinese hackers after an investigation by a third party forensics firm.
The organization was hacked on October 5 and engaged cybersecurity firm Secureworks to audit and do forensics work after the fact, with the ultimate conclusion being that state-sponsored Chinese hackers penetrated the system for espionage purposes.
Microsoft Patches Zero-Day Magniber Ransomware Hackers Used
A fix for a zero-day vulnerability exploited by ransomware hackers is part of this month's patch dump from operating system Microsoft.
Operators of a ransomware variant known as Magniber have exploited CVE-2022-44698 in order to bypass a Windows security feature meant to stymie malicious files from executing on a desktop.
NSA says Chinese hackers are exploiting a zero-day bug in widely used Citrix networking gear https://t.co/aOc7KhVb67 by @carlypage_ TechCrunch (from San Francisco, CA) Wed Dec 14 14:22:24 +0000 2022
NSA Says Chinese Hackers Are Exploiting a Zero-Day Bug in Popular Networking Gear https://t.co/6XCxv4zZGY slashdot (from The Internet) Wed Dec 14 20:42:20 +0000 2022
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