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LinkedIn Accounts Hijacked By Cyber Criminals

LinkedIn accounts have been targeted by attackers in hacking events that have led to users being locked out of their own accounts by LinkedIn, and unable to recover them through LinkedIn support. The cyber criminals conducting these account takeover attacks have pressured their victims into paying ransoms to recover their accounts under the threat of […]

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Malware Attacks Target Zyxel End-Of-Life Routers

A five-year-old vulnerability is currently being exploited in Zyxel P660HN-T1A routers to introduce a Gafgyt malware variant onto target networks. An outbreak alert has been issued by Fortinet to inform users that this end-of-life router running versions before 7.3.15.0 v001/ 3.40 (ULM.0)b31 is being actively targeted in the wild. Zyxel published a security advisory back

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Canon Printers Retain Wi-Fi Information After Wipe

Canon Inkjet printers have been found to retain sensitive Wi-Fi information after the usual wipe that is performed in the initialisation process. Canon have released a security advisory to warn their customers that information that can be used to connect to previously connected Wi-Fi is kept within the memory of the Wi-Fi connection settings, and

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Ivanti Patch Actively Exploited EPMM Zero-Day Flaw

An actively exploited vulnerability has been patched in that latest updates for Ivanti Endpoint Manager Mobile (EPMM), previously known as MobileIron Core. This zero-day flaw affects all supported versions of this mobile device management software, as well as some older release versions before EPMM 11.8.1.0 that are no longer managed by the developers. Ivanti have

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Unpatched Redis Servers Targeted by P2P Malware

A peer-to-peer (P2P) worm known as P2PInfect has been discovered by security researchers at Unit42 to be actively targeting Windows and Linux based Redis servers. Redis is an open-source database application used in cloud environments. This Rust-based worm targets publicly communicating internet-exposed cloud-based servers by exploiting a flaw that is over a year old. There

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