September 26, 2023

Guess how your network security failed you this year.

New research reveals many ways that your network has been attacked this year without you even knowing it. Some of these methods may not have succeeded, while others could be stealing your information immediately without you or your incident responders realizing it. Some of the latest attack methods don’t involve endpoints, so they bypass EDR. Others don’t touch customer networks, allowing them to escape network detection entirely.

Check out How your network security failed you this year to see how your business may have been compromised.

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News roundup Mon, September 25, 2023

Stories, news, politics and events impacting the network security industry during the last week.

• Emergency updates issued by Apple fix three new zero-day exploits
• Stealthy malware variants allow P2PInfect botnet activity to surge
• Nagios XI network monitoring software contains critical security flaws
• GitLab to users: install security updates to patch severe flaw
• Malicious AI tool WormGPT updated to feature-rich version 2
• Asia/Pacific-based card skimming campaign sets sights on North American victims
• Microsoft accidentally exposes 38TB of private data due to misconfigured GitHub repository
• Transparent Tribe state hackers spread Android malware with YouTube app clones
• MGM Resorts hackers make statement about their strategy
• Ambersquid cryptojacking campaign sets sights on uncommon AWS services
• Read more

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