"The Current Cybersecurity Landscape:  New Threats, same security mistakes."

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Today

The Current Cybersecurity Landscape: New Threats, Same Security Mistakes

by Sébastien Cano / 28min

It is imperative to develop robust policies for new tech and future-proofing by favoring investments in security.

Ukraine, Gaza Wars Inspire DDoS Surge Against Finservs

by Nate Nelson, Contributing Writer / 4h

Hacktivists love to target financial services companies, and their attacks are growing both larger and longer.

Cambodian Tycoon Sanctioned for Forced Cyber Labor, Trafficking

US sanctions target Cambodian figures

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by Nathan Eddy, Contributing Writer / 4h

The sanctions are unlikely to affect the growing network of criminals who lure victims into working for cybercrime sweat shops around the world.

Yesterday

'Void Banshee' Exploits Second Microsoft Zero-Day

Execution (Enterprise TA0002)

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23by Jai Vijayan, Contributing Writer / 16h

Attackers have been using the Windows MSHTML Platform spoofing vulnerability in conjunction with another zero-day flaw.

Ivanti Cloud Bug Goes Under Exploit After Alarms Are Raised

by Dark Reading Staff / 17h

Three days after Ivanti published an advisory about the high-severity vulnerability CVE-2024-8190, threat actors began to abuse the flaw.

Name That Toon: Tug of War

by John Klossner, Cartoonist / 21h

Feeling creative? Submit your caption and our panel of experts will reward the winner with a $25 Amazon gift card.

Cybersecurity & the 2024 US Elections

by Mike Kosak / 1d

While the 2024 election may see various cyber threats, existing security measures and coordination across all levels of government aim to minimize their impact.

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