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CVE-2024-52302 | OsamaTaher Java-springboot-codebase profile-picture unrestricted upload (EDB-52206)
Strategic AI readiness for cybersecurity: From hype to reality
AI readiness in cybersecurity involves more than just possessing the latest tools and technologies; it is a strategic necessity. Many companies could encounter serious repercussions, such as increased volumes of advanced cyber threats, if they fail to exploit AI due to a lack of clear objectives, inadequate data readiness or misalignment with business priorities. Foundational concepts are vital for constructing a robust AI-readiness framework for cybersecurity. These concepts encompass the organization’s technology, data, security, governance … More →
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CVE-2022-38478 | Mozilla Firefox up to 103 memory corruption
CVE-2022-38477 | Mozilla Thunderbird up to 102.1 memory corruption
CVE-2022-38478 | Mozilla Thunderbird up to 102.1 memory corruption
CVE-2023-38994 | Univention UCS 5.0 check_univention_joinstatus exposure of resource
CVE-2023-47279 | Delta Electronics InfraSuite Device Master up to 1.0.7 UDP Packet path traversal (icsa-23-331-01)
CVE-2024-22851 | LiveConfig up to 2.5.1 Request /static/ path traversal
CVE-2024-27196 | Joel Starnes postMash Plugin up to 1.2.0 on WordPress cross site scripting
CVE-2024-27193 | PayU India Plugin up to 3.8.2 on WordPress cross site scripting
CVE-2023-51525 | Veribo & Roland Murg WP Simple Booking Calendar Plugin up to 2.0.8.4 on WordPress cross-site request forgery
CVE-2024-30477 | Klarna Payments for WooCommerce Plugin up to 3.2.4 on WordPress authorization
CVE-2024-31099 | Averta Shortcodes and Extra Features for Phlox Theme up to 2.15.5 on WordPress authorization
CVE-2024-30482 | Brice Capobianco Simple Revisions Delete Plugin up to 1.5.3 on WordPress cross-site request forgery
U.S. Govt. Funding for MITRE's CVE Ends April 16, Cybersecurity Community on Alert
Attack Flow: Learn how cyber adversaries combine and sequence offensive techniques
MITRE’s Attack Flow project aims to translate complex cyber operations into a structured language. By describing how adversaries sequence and combine offensive techniques to reach their objectives, Attack Flow offers defenders, analysts, and decision-makers a tool to see the bigger picture. Threat intelligence Cyber threat intel (CTI) teams can use Attack Flow to show how attackers behave, not just what tools they use. It tracks activity across incidents, campaigns, or threat groups. Because it’s machine-readable, … More →
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What Getting in Trump's Crosshairs Will Mean for SentinelOne
Trump’s executive order revoking security clearances from SentinelOne over its hiring of former CISA head Chris Krebs is fueling fear in the cybersecurity sector. Experts warn the decision could hinder cybersecurity talent recruitment and public-private partnerships essential to national defense.
European Companies Infected With New Chinese-Nexus Backdoor
Likely Chinese nation-state hackers are targeting European companies using previously unseen malware backdoor variants with advanced network tunneling and evasion capabilities for data theft. Brussels-based security firm Nviso links the campaign to a threat actor tracked as UNC5221.
Texas Pediatric Orthopedics Clinic Says Hack Affects 140,000
Ransomware group Qilin posted at least 42 gigabytes of data stolen from a Texas pediatric orthopedic practice for sale on its darkweb leak site in February. In recent days, Central Texas Pediatric Orthopedics began notifying more than 140,000 people that their data was compromised by hackers.