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ZDNet Security
Codenotary's new service enables you to monitor what's running in your Kubernetes-managed container clusters -- vital knowledge for security.
The Register
Could it be Beijing was right about games being bad for China? Chinese web giant Tencent has admitted to a significant account hijack attack on its QQ.com messaging and social media platform.…
The Hacker News
CODESYS has released patches to address as many as 11 security flaws that, if successfully exploited, could result in information disclosure and a denial-of-service (DoS) condition, among others. "These vulnerabilities are simple to exploit, and they can be successfully exploited to cause consequences such as sensitive information leakage, PLCs entering a severe fault state, and arbitrary code
The Register
Fixed in 2013, reinstated in 2016, exploited in the wild this year A security flaw in Apple's Safari web browser that was patched nine years ago was exploited in the wild again some months ago – a perfect example of a "zombie" vulnerability.…
Dark Reading
Low-code/no-code platforms allow users to embed their existing user identities within an application, increasing the risk of credentials leakage.
Dark Reading
Low-code/no-code platforms allow their users to embed their existing user identities within an application, increasing the risk of credentials leakage.
Dark Reading
It only takes one successful attack to spell disaster for a company. Learn how to protect your company with this email security best practice guide.
Dark Reading
Google has disclosed a nasty set of six bugs affecting Zoom chat that can be chained together for MitM and RCE attacks, no user interaction required.
The Hacker News
If one word could sum up the 2021 infosecurity year (well, actually three), it would be these: "supply chain attack". A software supply chain attack happens when hackers manipulate the code in third-party software components to compromise the 'downstream' applications that use them. In 2021, we have seen a dramatic rise in such attacks: high profile security incidents like the SolarWinds,