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CONFIRMING LARGE-SCALE PEGASUS SURVEILLANCE OF JORDAN-BASED CIVIL SOCIETY

Access Now, in collaboration with Citizen Lab and other organizations, conducted a forensic analysis of iPhones belonging to members of Jordan-based civil society. It confirmed that nine individuals were targeted and/or infected with Pegasus spyware, including journalists, lawyers, and members of civil society.

2024.02.05
citizenlab.ca2 min readTLDR InfoSec

CISA ORDERS IVANTI DEVICES TARGETED BY CHINESE HACKERS BE DISCONNECTED

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has ordered federal agencies to disconnect Ivanti Connect Secure or Ivanti Policy Secure devices from their networks due to reports of Chinese hackers targeting these devices for espionage operations. It has issued instructions for updating and bringing the devices back online.

2024.02.05
cyberscoop.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

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With ThreatSpike Red, you can pentest your applications, identify your vulnerabilities and carry out full-scale red team exercises all year round [5]. All led by an expert team of certified testers.

2024.02.02
threatspike.comTLDR InfoSec

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2024.02.02
threatspike.comSponsorTLDR InfoSec

LEAKY VESSELS: DOCKER AND RUNC CONTAINER BREAKOUT VULNERABILITIES

Snyk found four "Leaky Vessels" vulnerabilities in core container components that allow container escape to access host OSes. This could let attackers steal sensitive data and further attacks. Users should urgently check for security updates from container vendors and upgrade engines/tools once fixes are available.

2024.02.02
snyk.io6 min readTLDR InfoSec

CACTUS RANSOMWARE GANG CLAIMS THE SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC HACK

Schneider Electric suffered a data breach after a Cactus ransomware attack hit its Sustainability Business division. The hackers claim to have stolen terabytes of data. The attack impacted the Resource Advisor cloud platform, causing outages.

2024.02.02
securityaffairs.com2 min readTLDR InfoSec

NEW LINUX GLIBC FLAW LETS ATTACKERS GET ROOT ON MAJOR DISTROS

A new glibc vulnerability that could lead to local privilege escalation in Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora systems has been discovered. The vulnerability is a heap-based buffer overflow in glibc’s __vsyslog__internal() function, which is used by syslog and vsyslog. Researchers also uncovered three other vulnerabilities in this function and another one in glibc’s qsort() function.

2024.02.02
bleepingcomputer.com2 min readTLDR InfoSec

30 NEW SEMGREP RULES AND A PRIMER ON GENERIC AND YAML FEATURES

This post from Trail of Bits contains 30 new freely available Semgrep rules that it created for Ansible, Java, Kotlin, shell scripts, and Docker Compose. It also contains a detailed discussion of the pros and cons of Generic mode as a means of searching without syntax awareness, as well as an overview of the advantages of using YAML mode for scanning YAML files.

2024.02.02
blog.trailofbits.com5 min readTLDR InfoSec

004 - ANALYZING A C2 AGENT - PART 2: THE AGENT

This article is the second part of a series analyzing a C2 agent. In this part, the author focuses on the static analysis of the binary to understand its workings, determine if it corresponds to a C2 agent, and identify indicators of compromise. They use tools like PEStudio and dnSpy to analyze the binary and determine that it is a C2 agent binary.

2024.02.02
threatanatomy.io8 min readTLDR InfoSec

PECORET

PeCoReT is a Pentest Collaboration and Reporting Tool designed to be a fully open-source collaboration platform tailored for pentest projects.

2024.02.02
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

AIM (PRODUCT LAUNCH)

Aim Security is a GenAI security platform designed to protect generative AI apps from prompting attacks and prevent malicious/non-compliant outputs with a focus on safeguarding privacy and stopping data leaks.

2024.02.02
aim.securityTLDR InfoSec

MOBSF

Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) is an automated mobile application security testing platform for Android, iOS, and Windows Mobile devices. The framework includes static analyzers as well as dynamic analyzers. MobSF also includes REST APIs and CLI tools to integrate into CI/CD pipelines.

2024.02.02
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

HACKERS STEAL $112 MILLION OF XRP RIPPLE CRYPTOCURRENCY

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen disclosed hackers stole around $112M in XRP crypto from his personal wallets on Tuesday. He caught the unauthorized access quickly, freezing affected accounts and notifying exchanges and law enforcement.

2024.02.02
techcrunch.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

ACTIVELY EXPLOITED VULNERABILITY IN HITRON DVRS: FIXED, PATCHES AVAILABLE

The Akamai Security Intelligence Response Team (SIRT) has discovered vulnerabilities in multiple Hitron DVR device models that are actively being exploited. The vulnerabilities allow an authenticated attacker to achieve OS command injection using default credentials. Hitron Systems has released new firmware versions to address the vulnerabilities and advises users to upgrade to firmware version ≥ 4.03.

2024.01.31
akamai.com3 min readTLDR InfoSec

RIDING THE AI WAVES: THE RISE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO COMBAT CYBER THREATS

AI is transforming cybersecurity with machine learning to adapt to evolving threats. This post dives into how AI has been evolving over the last two decades, from spam filters to predictive analytics. This rise has democratized AI, empowering more sophisticated attacks. While AI is indispensable for modern cyber protection, its dual-use nature poses risks.

2024.01.31
blogs.blackberry.com10 min readTLDR InfoSec

EXTRACTING STRINGS FROM GO AND RUST EXECUTABLES

The Mandiant FLARE team has released a new version of FLOSS that contains specialized algorithms for extracting strings from Go and Rust binaries. These languages use structs to determine string length as opposed to null-terminated strings which leads to strings.exe struggling to extract strings. This post includes details of how strings are stored in the languages and how FLOSS detects them.

2024.01.31
mandiant.com8 min readTLDR InfoSec

MASTERING KUBERNETES SECURITY: SAFEGUARDING YOUR CONTAINER KINGDOM

A post from Red Canary that looks at Kubernetes security through the 4C security model with a particular focus on Container and Cluster threat models. The Container section focuses on issues such as malicious containers and on-the-fly containers. The Cluster section focuses on common misconfigurations and contains remediation advice.

2024.01.31
redcanary.com10 min readTLDR InfoSec

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🪟 “SINGLE PANE OF GLASS” — EMPTY BUZZWORD OR MEANINGFUL APPROACH TO VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT?

Single Pane of Glass (SPOG) has long been derided as vendor-speak. But is it actually useful in describing the way enterprises manage vulnerabilities in sprawling IT environments [11]? In this upcoming webinar, Scott Kuffer, Co-Founder and COO of Nucleus Security [11] and a special expert guest, will discuss what a SPOG actually is, and offer actionable tips for elevating your vulnerability management

2024.01.31
nucleussec.comSponsorTLDR InfoSec

VULS

Agentless vulnerability scanner for Linux, FreeBSD, Container, WordPress, Programming language libraries, and Network devices.

2024.01.31
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

TOMCTER

Tomcter is a Python tool developed to brute force Apache Tomcat manager logins with default credentials. Tomcter also works with proxychains.

2024.01.31
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

APIDETECTOR

APIDetector is a multithreaded tool for testing exposed Swagger endpoints in various subdomains. It is customizable and can test http or https endpoints. APIDetector features false-positive detection capabilities.

2024.01.31
github.comGitHub repositoryTLDR InfoSec

9 WAYS TO GAIN EXPERIENCE IN CYBER SECURITY

A blog post from TryHackMe that suggests ways to gain experience in cybersecurity. The suggestions include work placements, volunteering, CTF events, networking, home labs, bug bounties, and open source projects.

2024.01.31
tryhackme.com4 min readTLDR InfoSec

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CYBERSECURITY REPORT

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2024.01.29
snowflake.comSponsorTLDR InfoSec

ANTHROPIC CONFIRMS IT SUFFERED A DATA LEAK

Anthropic disclosed a data breach after a contractor accidentally sent customer info to a third party. The breach impacted names and account balances. It was caused by human error, not a system breach per Anthropic. The news came right before the FTC announced its investigation into Anthropic's partnerships with Amazon and Google. Anthropic says the incidents are unrelated.

2024.01.29
venturebeat.com4 min readTLDR InfoSec

AKIRA RANSOMWARE INFILTRATES UK-BASED LUSH

Akira ransomware group claims it breached Lush and secured 110GB of data. It is threatening to publish the data since negotiations have apparently failed. Passport scans were likely accessed, as well as financial, accounting, tax, project, and client docs. This incident demonstrates that Akira is a dangerous and flexible new threat that is able to hit major corporations.

2024.01.29
privacyaffairs.com2 min readTLDR InfoSec

NEW CHERRYLOADER MALWARE MIMICS CHERRYTREE TO DEPLOY PRIVESC EXPLOITS

Security researchers have discovered a new Golang-based malware loader called CherryLoader that mimics the icon and name of the CherryTree note-taking app to deceive users into installing it. Once installed, it drops either the JuicyPotatoNG or PrintSpoofer exploit and then runs a batch script to establish persistence. This article contains indicators of compromise.

2024.01.29
thehackernews.com2 min readTLDR InfoSec

I’M NOT A PENTESTER (AND YOU MIGHT NOT WANT TO BE ONE EITHER)

This post dives into how the author went from wanting to work in infosec to deciding to pause and rethink what they actually wanted to do. You don't need to be an expert to enjoy learning about security. Working in security full-time isn't as exciting as it sounds. You can still explore security concepts without making a career out of it.

2024.01.29
assume-breach.medium.com11 min readTLDR InfoSec

CYBERSECURITY AS RELATABLE AS POSSIBLE (#4)— HACKERS

Hackers blur the lines between heroes and villains in the digital landscape. Though some are outlaws, others pioneer new possibilities. This post looks at the various types of hackers and their motives. Famous hackers have shaped the digital world through both ethical and illegal means. Hackers fundamentally think differently and use tools in unintended ways that can build up or tear down.

2024.01.29
medium.com6 min readTLDR InfoSec

HOW WE DISCOVERED OVER 18,000 API SECRET TOKENS

The Escape team underwent a project to spider 189.5M URLs to search for API keys and discovered 18,000 secrets, which included $20M in vulnerable Stripe tokens. This post covers how the team built a custom web spider using Golang and fasthttp along with the data analysis and verification pipeline. The process was deployed on a k8s cluster that could scale to 150 concurrent worker instances. The data collection took over 69 hours.

2024.01.29
escape.tech6 min readTLDR InfoSec