Posted on 29 Apr 2025
A critical zero-click vulnerability in Microsoft’s Telnet Server allows remote attackers to bypass NTLM authentication and gain administrator access on legacy Windows systems without credentials. Discovered by Hacker Fantastic, there's no patch available, necessitating immediate action by SOC teams to disable Telnet services and implement security measures until a fix is released. ...
Posted on 28 Apr 2025
Recent cybersecurity alerts highlight two major threats: a phishing campaign targeting WooCommerce users, tricking them into installing malware disguised as a security patch, and a vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver affecting over 1,200 servers. Both incidents emphasize the urgency for website administrators to enhance security measures and maintain up-to-date systems to mitigate risks. ...
Posted on 25 Apr 2025
In April 2025, five critical vulnerabilities were identified affecting various systems, including Microsoft Windows and Apple devices. Prompt patching is crucial to prevent exploitation, especially from ransomware and state-sponsored attacks. Netizen offers cybersecurity services to help organizations manage these vulnerabilities effectively while ensuring compliance and providing automated assessments for enhanced security awareness. ...
Posted on 24 Apr 2025
Iranian hackers are deploying MURKYTOUR malware via fake job offers targeting Israel to compromise systems. Meanwhile, a new Linux rootkit named Curing exploits the io_uring interface to evade detection by traditional security tools, highlighting vulnerabilities in Linux environments. Organizations must enhance detection methods to counter these evolving threats effectively. ...
Posted on 23 Apr 2025
Artificial intelligence has evolved from an analytical tool to a critical threat multiplier, as seen in the rapid exploitation of vulnerabilities like CVE-2025-32433. Security teams face a diminishing window to respond, necessitating proactive, automated patch deployment and real-time threat management. Companies like Netizen provide essential cybersecurity services to address these challenges. ...
Posted on 22 Apr 2025
A phishing campaign exploits a loophole in Google’s email authentication, allowing attackers to send convincing DKIM-signed emails from fake accounts. These emails, often appearing alongside real notifications, lead to fraudulent login pages. Google is aware and has implemented fixes while urging users to use two-factor authentication for enhanced security. ...
Posted on 21 Apr 2025
Phishers are exploiting Google’s OAuth framework to send DKIM-authenticated spoofed emails, tricking users into interacting with fake pages. Meanwhile, Microsoft Entra ID experienced widespread user lockouts due to a faulty rollout of the MACE Credential Revocation feature, leading to confusion without signs of hacking. ...
Posted on 18 Apr 2025
Software keygens create valid license keys to circumvent piracy protections by reverse engineering key generation algorithms. Companies counteract this through online activation, digital signatures, encryption, and frequent updates. While keygens can generate keys quickly by mimicking the validation process, measures like hardware-based licensing enhance security against unauthorized use. ...
Posted on 17 Apr 2025
The CVE program, crucial for global cybersecurity, faces upheaval due to MITRE's contract expiration. Concerns arose over vulnerability tracking fragmentation and response difficulties. A new nonprofit, the CVE Foundation, was established to sustain operations independently. Meanwhile, MITRE secured short-term funding, ensuring temporary continuity amidst significant structural changes in cybersecurity management. ...
Posted on 17 Apr 2025
On March 15, the White House concluded a public comment period on its upcoming AI Action Plan. The Office of Science & Technology Policy (OSTP), alongside the National Science Foundation’s Networking and Information Technology Research and Development (NITRD) office, had issued a formal Request for Information (RFI) in February as required by President Trump’s AI ...
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