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Best Practices For DevSecOps

A simple DevSecOps definition is that it is short for development, security, and operations. Its  mantra is to make everyone accountable for security with the objective of implementing security decisions and actions at the same scale and speed as development and operations decisions and actions. Every organization with a DevOps framework should be looking to…
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Preventing Risks From Subdomain Takeover – Cloud Exploits

33 billion records were leaked in 2018 and 2019 because of inappropriate cloud security. Since 2019, an expansion of more than 300% in the number of penetration tests performed against cloud environments. During cloud penetration tests, configuration errors are regularly discovered which could prompt significant issues, for instance, misconfigured openly visible AWS S3 storage buckets.…
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Due To Thousands Of Vendors, Organizations Carry A Small Part Of Control Over Their Supply Chain Security

Cyberattacks against SolarWinds and other generally executed software security have uncovered a supply chain widespread with exploitable vulnerabilities. Furthermore, still, most organizations have little knowledge about the plenty of providers connected to their networks. It was clarified that 80% of the 1,500 tech and procurement chiefs surveyed by BlueVoyant had encountered at least one penetration/breach…
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All Your Queries About Vulnerability Management

In the previous years, all of us may have heard the reports of data breaches that took place over some of the most popular and reputed platforms. For instance, a breach took place in 2020 on Twitter in which a number of Twitter handles were captured and were being ransomed for $1000 to $2000. Fake…
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Hacker Broke Into Florida’s Treatment System And Attempted To Poison The Water Supply

An attacker/hacker successfully managed to invade the computer framework that controls the water treatment service in the U.S. province of Florida and remotely manipulated a setting that radically modified the concentration of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in the water. In a press conference that took place yesterday, Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said that an operator…
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Developer Of The World’s Largest Phishing Service, U-Admin, Arrested By Ukrainian Police

Officials from the law enforcement agencies in Ukraine, last week coordinated with the authorities of Australia and the U.S.and successfully shut down the worlds biggest phishing services which were utilized to select and attack institutions and organizations of financial services in around 11 countries, resulting in losses of tens of millions of dollars. The Ukrainian…
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Viewing Cyber Threats Of 2021 Via Cyber Attack Maps

Nowadays, DDoS attacks target a lot of important assets ranging from banks to news sites and offer critical trouble for web clients so that they could not republish and access valuable data. With Cyber Attack Maps anyone can see the DDoS assault parcels occurring between the initial point and destination. Consequently in the event that…
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What Is SYN Flood Attack – Working And Prevention

TCP SYN Flood assaults are one of the most well-known assaults under the DDOS assaults category. It’s been over twenty years since the first-ever DDOS assault took place at the University of Minnesota which wrecked it for almost two days. Plenty of attacks followed that, involving one of the greatest attacks in the history of…
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Another Credential Stuffing Attack Suffered by Spotify

A cybersecurity researcher disclosed a credential stuffing attack has been faced by Spotify, which occurred by utilizing stolen credentials of around 100,000 accounts of users. In the previous few months, this is the second credential stuffing attack that took place on a music platform. Earlier in November 2020, an Elasticsearch database was utilized to target…
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A Single Update Of Barcode Scanner App Over Google Play Store Infects Around 10 Million Users

At the end of last December, Malwarebytes began receiving distress calls from their forum patrons. Supporters were encountering advertisements that were opening through their default browsers all of a sudden from nowhere. The suspicious thing was that none of them had as of late downloaded any applications, and all the applications they had installed were…
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