CISA released four ICS advisories on June 4, 2024, detailing security vulnerabilities and recommended mitigations. Stay ahead of hackers and review these crucial updates now!

Cisco Webex Meetings bugs allowed unauthorized access to meeting data at the Frankfurt data center. The issues were fixed globally by May 28, 2024.

A hilarious Python script takes a page from food labels, only executing before a best-before date! This malicious code fetches a payload and evades detection with anti-VM and anti-debugging tricks. If the mouse isn’t moving, the clock isn’t ticking, or the timezone’s off, it won’t bite. Classic CobaltStrike behavior.

CISA released four ICS advisories on June 6, 2024, detailing critical security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits. Review these advisories for essential technical details and mitigations.

Struggling to find your IoT device’s expiration date? The UK now mandates suppliers to declare support periods, ensuring you’re not left with a vulnerable gadget. Plus, hefty fines for non-compliance!

AWS Deployment Framework users: Upgrade to version 4.0+ to fix CVE-2024-37293 and mitigate privilege escalation risks. Temporary fix: add a permissions boundary in the management account. Thanks to Xidian University for the responsible disclosure.

CISA released six ICS advisories on June 11, 2024, detailing security issues and exploits. Users and administrators should review these ICS advisories for crucial technical details and mitigations.

Decoding MSMQ packets is like deciphering hieroglyphs with a magnifying glass. Yesterday’s Microsoft Patch Tuesday highlighted a critical code execution vulnerability in MSMQ, and port 1801 started humming suspiciously. Anyone fluent in MSMQ protocol? Let’s crack this code before it cracks us!

Impersonation scams using the names of government employees are on the rise. Beware: CISA staff will never ask for money, cryptocurrency, or gift cards. If you suspect a scam, hang up, note the number, and validate by calling CISA at (844) SAY-CISA.

CISA dropped twenty ICS advisories on June 13, 2024, unveiling the latest security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits. Users and administrators are urged to dive into the details for technical insights and mitigations.

“Reporter Impact: High. Memory safety bugs in Firefox and Thunderbird could lead to exploitable crashes. Beware of malicious iframes, tricky ‘Save As’ extensions, and sneaky offscreen canvases!”

Join us as the Akamai Security Intelligence Group dissects June’s Patch Tuesday. With 49 vulnerabilities patched, including a critical one in Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ), we’re here to help you navigate the bugs.

Attackers are getting creative by using malicious MSIX packages to drop a preconfigured NetSupport client. This sneaky method allows them to communicate with compromised computers without building their own C2 infrastructure. Forget AnyDesk or TeamViewer; NetSupport is the silent underdog in the remote support tools game.

Microsoft squashes Azure Machine Learning bugs before they can wreak havoc! Thanks to Wiz and Tenable’s discoveries, vulnerabilities like SSRF and path traversal were patched up by May 9, 2024. No customer data was compromised, so breathe easy and enjoy the ride on this cloud computing journey!

Having trouble with eml files? Meet the superhero emldump.py! It struggled with a pesky BOM (Byte Order Mark) but emerged victorious after a codec upgrade. Now, nothing can stop it from parsing your MIME/eml files with ease!

Curious about drone EXIF data? Discover how your DJI Mini Pro 4 drone captures more than just stunning aerial shots—it logs extensive metadata, from GPS coordinates to camera settings. Spoiler alert: the altitude might surprise you!

CISA and FBI’s new guidance urges businesses to adopt Zero Trust, SSE, and SASE for better network access security. They highlight the risks of traditional VPNs and the importance of securing remote environments.

RAD SecFlow-2 devices are vulnerable to path traversal attacks, allowing attackers to access sensitive files. With a CVSS v4 score of 8.7, this flaw poses a serious remote threat. RAD recommends upgrading to SecFlow-1p and following CISA’s cybersecurity measures for protection.

CISA released an ICS advisory on June 18, 2024. Check out the latest on security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits. CISA urges users and admins to review these crucial ICS advisories for details and mitigations.

CISA’s latest report dives into why SMBs avoid Single Sign-On (SSO) and offers solutions to boost security. Their blog calls out software manufacturers to rethink practices that might compromise customer security. For details, check out CISA’s Secure by Design page.