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NESCTC SECURITY Has Fallen Victim to BianLian Ransomware
Ransomware: Victims Who Pay a Ransom Drops to All-Time Low
The slice of organizations opting to pay extortion after being hit by ransomware dropped to an all-time low of 25%. Underpinning the drop is a combination of better defenses, improved business resilience as well as organizations simply deciding to not pay criminals.
Cynet’s New CEO Jason Magee Seeks Scalable US Market Growth
Jason Magee, newly appointed CEO of Cynet, wants to grow the company’s presence in the U.S. He aims to increase domestic revenue to 60%, expand partnerships and refine Cynet’s all-in-one security platform. His leadership strategy also prioritizes the education, healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
Open-Source AI: Power Shift or Pandora's Box?
Open-source AI is shaking up the industry, challenging traditional large and small language models and raising new security concerns. With DeepSeek-R1 leading the charge, experts weigh in on the risks, rewards and the future of AI monetization. Is the future of AI open - or are we headed for new challenges?
Forrester: DeepSeek's Security, Privacy, Geopolitical Risks
AI adoption is accelerating across security operations, but DeepSeek has introduced security, privacy, and geopolitical risks that organizations should carefully assess. Forrester's Allie Mellen shares advice on AI adoption by cybersecurity, third-party risks and data protection.
CISA orders agencies to patch Linux kernel bug exploited in attacks
CVE-2024-45626 | Apache James up to 3.7.5/3.8.1 JMAP HTML to Text Plain denial of service
CVE-2024-37358 | Apache James up to 3.7.5/3.8.0 IMAP Literal denial of service
DeepSeek AI Model Riddled With Security Vulnerabilities
Security researchers have uncovered serious vulnerabilities in DeepSeek-R1, the controversial Chinese large language model (LLM) that has drawn widespread attention for its advanced reasoning capabilities.
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CVE-2024-56135 | Progress LoadMaster up to 7.2.60.1 os command injection
CVE-2024-56134 | Progress LoadMaster up to 7.2.60.1 os command injection
CVE-2024-56133 | Progress LoadMaster up to 7.2.60.1 os command injection
CVE-2024-56132 | Progress LoadMaster up to 7.2.60.1 os command injection
CVE-2024-56131 | Progress LoadMaster up to 7.2.60.1 os command injection
CVE-2025-24372 | CKAN up to 2.10.6/2.11.1 File cross site scripting
Hackers spoof Microsoft ADFS login pages to steal credentials
CISA Adds Actively Exploited Linux Kernel Vulnerability to Known Exploited Vuln Catalog
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added a critical Linux kernel vulnerability, CVE-2024-53104, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, emphasizing its potential impact on systems worldwide. This vulnerability, classified as an out-of-bounds write issue, affects the USB Video Class (UVC) driver in the Linux kernel and could lead to privilege escalation, arbitrary […]
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