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How OSINT supports financial crime investigations
In this Help Net Security interview, Stuart Clarke, CEO at Blackdot Solutions, discusses the strategic use of open-source intelligence (OSINT) in tackling financial crime. He outlines its application in areas such as fraud, sanctions evasion, and money laundering, and addresses the legal, ethical, and operational challenges involved. Clarke also provides case studies illustrating how OSINT has been used to uncover criminal networks. Are there specific financial crime typologies, such as fraud, money laundering, or sanctions … More →
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Любовь к TikTok и странные дедлайны — что на самом деле задумал Трамп
NCSC Warns of Ransomware Attacks Targeting UK Organisations
National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has issued technical guidance following a series of cyber attacks targeting UK retailers. These incidents have prompted concerns about the evolving threat landscape, particularly regarding ransomware and data extortion techniques. The NCSC’s National Resilience Director, Jonathon Ellison, and Chief Technology Officer, Ollie Whitehouse, have highlighted specific technical measures that organizations […]
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Review: Effective Vulnerability Management
Effective Vulnerability Management offers a view of a key part of cybersecurity, showing how practices, tools, and processes can help organizations reduce risk. About the authors Chris Hughes is the President of Aquia, a cybersecurity leader with 20 years of public and private sector experience, who also serves as a professor, and CISA Cyber Innovation Fellow. Nikki Robinson is a Security Architect and Professor of Practice at Capitol Technology University, with dual doctorates in Cybersecurity … More →
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Smishing on a Massive Scale: "Panda Shop" Chinese Carding Syndicate
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CVE-2024-11615 | Envolve Plugin up to 1.0 on WordPress zetra_deleteLanguageFile/zetra_deleteFontsFile denial of service
CVE-2025-20671 | MediaTek MT8678 thermal out-of-bounds write (MSV-3228 / ALPS09698599)
CVE-2025-20668 | MediaTek MT6878/MT6897/MT6899/MT6989/MT6991/MT8775/MT8796 scp out-of-bounds write (MSV-3027 / ALPS09625562)
CVE-2025-20665 | MediaTek MT8893 devinfo file information disclosure (MSV-2760 / ALPS09555228)
CVE-2025-20666 | MediaTek MT8798 NR15 Base Station assertion (MSV-2933 / MOLY00650610)
CVE-2025-20670 | MediaTek MT8798 NR16/NR17/NR17R Modem certificate validation (MSV-2772 / MOLY01334347)
CVE-2025-20667 | MediaTek MT8797 up to NR17R Base Station inadequate encryption (MSV-2741 / MOLY01513293)
Индийский телескоп поймал пульс далёкого скопления: три звезды сигналят каждые 37–47 часов
Vuls: Open-source agentless vulnerability scanner
Vuls is an open-source tool that helps users find and manage security vulnerabilities. It was created to solve the daily problems admins face when trying to keep servers secure. Many administrators choose not to use automatic software updates because they want to avoid downtime in production. Instead, they update systems manually. This creates challenges. Admins must watch databases like the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) for new threats. When there are many packages installed, tracking all … More →
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