Unit 42 researchers have unearthed a campaign churning out scam crypto investment platforms faster than you can say “Ponzi scheme.” These digital traps aren’t just websites; they come with mobile apps too. Luring victims with promises of absurd returns, they’re basically the get-rich-quick schemes of the digital age.

Catch the latest ISC Stormcast for Thursday, March 13th, 2025, as we dive into the thrilling world of internet security. Spoiler alert: the threat level is green, so you can relax and enjoy your coffee without worrying about your toaster launching a cyberattack.

Exporting a large dataset from Elastic Discover to Power BI is like detective work for data nerds. Run a query, export to CSV, and voilà—your data gets a glow-up in Power BI. It’s the ultimate makeover for those numbers, transforming them from “meh” to “spectacularly insightful.” Happy hunting!

Medusa ransomware is back and operating in full double-extortion mode. This latest joint advisory from the FBI, CISA, and MS-ISAC reveals the tactics and techniques of this notorious ransomware-as-a-service. With over 300 victims, including critical sectors like education and healthcare, Medusa’s impact is no laughing matter. Stay vigilant and secure!

CISA, FBI, and MS-ISAC have released a joint Cybersecurity Advisory titled #StopRansomware: Medusa Ransomware. Medusa, a ransomware-as-a-service variant, has impacted over 300 victims. Organizations are urged to patch systems, segment networks, and filter traffic to mitigate Medusa ransomware activity. For more guidance, check out the #StopRansomware resources.

Cisco offers free software updates tackling a pesky vulnerability, but remember: no service contract, no soup—I mean, no new features for you! These updates keep your systems secure without giving you a major revamp. For any confusion, the Cisco Technical Assistance Center is the place to go—just don’t forget your product’s serial number!

Cisco has unveiled free software updates to tackle vulnerabilities. Those with service contracts can snag updates via usual channels, while others can contact Cisco TAC. Remember, free updates don’t mean free licenses! Stay savvy, check for sufficient device memory before upgrading, and always consult Cisco’s Security Advisories for the latest scoop.

Cisco has rolled out free software updates to tackle vulnerabilities. Customers with service contracts can access these fixes through their usual channels, while those without should contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center. Remember, free updates don’t mean new licenses, so check your entitlements before downloading. Stay secure with Cisco software upgrades!

If your router’s got a hybrid IPv4 ACL with compress level 3, it’s time for a little detective work. Cisco IOS XR Software users, check your ACL’s source and destination network object group count. If you hit 32 or more, congratulations, you’re vulnerable! But hey, at least you’re not boring.

Cisco has released free software updates to tackle a vulnerability, emphasizing the importance of valid licenses. Customers should stick to authorized channels for updates and ensure their devices meet upgrade requirements. For those without service contracts, Cisco’s Technical Assistance Center is the go-to. Stay informed, stay protected—because who needs cybersecurity drama?

If your Cisco product is feeling outdated, consult the Cisco Security Advisories page to ensure your device isn’t just running on nostalgia. Check memory, confirm hardware love, and embrace the future with a complete upgrade solution! And remember, the Cisco Technical Assistance Center (TAC) is like your tech-savvy best friend.

Cisco’s free software updates are here to save the day from vulnerabilities, but remember, they’re not a golden ticket to new features or major upgrades. Make sure your devices can handle the updates—nothing like a low-memory meltdown to ruin your day! For those without service contracts, the Cisco TAC is ready to assist.

Cisco offers free software updates to tackle vulnerabilities, but remember, they’re not freebies to a new software license party! Stick to your licensed versions and consult Cisco’s support if you hit a snag. For those without service contracts, it’s a game of serial numbers and URLs to snag those upgrades.

When contemplating software upgrades, ensure your Cisco devices have enough memory and support for the new release. If you’re unsure, consult Cisco Security Advisories or contact the Cisco Technical Assistance Center. Remember, even routers need a little TLC!

Get ready for a whirlwind of cybersecurity updates with the ISC Stormcast for March 12th, 2025. Dive into the latest threats and vulnerabilities, all wrapped in a podcast that’s more engaging than your grandma’s knitting club. Tune in and stay secure, unless you prefer knitting tales over cyber tales!

March’s Patch Tuesday is a light affair with 51 vulnerabilities, six rated critical, and six already exploited. The star of the show? A critical Windows Domain Name Service vulnerability (CVE-2025-24064) that could be exploited with a “perfectly timed” dynamic DNS update. It’s like playing Minesweeper but with real world stakes!

View CSAF to uncover how Optigo Networks’ Visual BACnet Capture Tool might just be the Houdini of cybersecurity—escaping authentication and impersonating web apps with a flick of a hard-coded secret key. It’s like a magician with a CVSS v4 score of 9.3, but less “abracadabra” and more “access granted!”

Schneider Electric’s Uni-Telway Driver is vulnerable to improper input validation, causing potential denial-of-service attacks. While the CVSS v4 score is 6.8, the attack complexity is delightfully low. So, remember, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade—but when life gives you Uni-Telway, update your cybersecurity pronto!

CISA has unleashed two new ICS advisories, ensuring your industrial gadgets don’t go rogue. Released on March 11, 2025, these advisories spill the beans on the latest security hiccups. Techies, grab your coffee and dive into these bulletins for the latest vulnerabilities and expert mitigations!

Join Xavier Mertens as he skillfully navigates the green threat level waters at the Internet Storm Center. Learn to secure web apps and more in Orlando this April. Who knew securing microservices could be this much fun? Tune in to the ISC Stormcast for the latest updates!