Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - Mid of October In a recent post in the SANS InfoSec Community Forums, a researcher called Brad analysed the information stealer malware called Vidar. Unlike other analyses, this one was focused on the data being exfiltrated by the malware..
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - October Beginning Hackers using documents as a mode of transfer of malware is not an uncommon thing in cyberspace. This also makes popular anti-malware solutions equipped with common document...
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - End of September Sans ISC Infosec Forums has posted an important observation regarding the Certificate Transparency Logs. These logs are published whenever we purchase an SSL ...
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - Mid of September These documents provide guidance in collecting forensic evidence from those Cisco devices, which are suspected to be tampered or even compromised, by analysing log files...
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - September Beginning French National Police, in collaboration with the antivirus company Avast, has managed to bring down Monero Bitcoin mining bot, Retadup. It has gained popularity in...
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - End of August We have some ruby gems to worry about this week. A developer from Finland has discovered a malicious code in the ruby gem "rest-client" which has been modified and released a week ago. The attacker gained....
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin - Mid of August Microsoft has addressed 93 vulnerabilities on this week's patches, including some major ones similar to that of BlueKeep..
Security Updates Weekly Security Bulletin -August Beginning Kubernetes community has published an updated version of the security audit report of the platform in their Github repository. The extensive audit found 37 vulnerabilities and 5 of them are considered to be highly severe...
