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SonicWall Investigating Potential SSL VPN Zero-Day After 20+ Targeted Attacks Reported
SonicWall is investigating a potential new zero-day vulnerability related to its Gen 7 firewalls after a surge in cyber incidents involving SSL VPN. The increase in attacks has been linked to Akira ransomware actors, prompting the company to assess the situation. Read Original »
Nvidia Patches Critical RCE Vulnerability Chain
Nvidia has patched a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability chain in its Triton Inference Server. The vulnerabilities could lead to model theft, data leaks, and manipulation of responses. Read Original »
CISA & FEMA Announce $100M+ in Community Cybersecurity Grants
CISA and FEMA have announced over $100 million in grants aimed at enhancing cybersecurity resilience for states, tribes, and localities. These funds are intended to help reduce risks and implement new cybersecurity procedures. Read Original »
MacOS Under Attack: How Organizations Can Counter Rising Threats
The article highlights the increasing attacks on macOS users, emphasizing the sophistication of threat actors utilizing advanced technologies like deepfakes. It suggests that security awareness training may be the most effective defense against these rising threats. Read Original »
Threat Actors Increasingly Leaning on GenAI Tools
CrowdStrike researchers have observed that various threat actors, including eCrime groups and impersonators of IT tech workers, are increasingly utilizing AI tools to improve their cyber offensive strategies. This trend highlights the evolving landscape of cyber threats where AI plays a significant role. Read Original »
Darktrace Acquires Mira Security
Darktrace has acquired Mira Security, enhancing its cybersecurity capabilities. This acquisition aims to bolster Darktrace's offerings in the rapidly evolving security landscape. Read Original »
42% of Developers Using AI Say Their Codebase is Now Mostly AI-Generated
The article highlights that 42% of developers utilizing AI have reported that their codebase is now predominantly generated by AI technologies. This shift raises questions about code quality, security, and the implications of AI in software development. Read Original »
Nvidia Triton Vulnerabilities Pose Big Risk to AI Models
Nvidia has addressed multiple vulnerabilities in its Triton Inference Server, which pose significant risks to AI systems. These vulnerabilities could potentially compromise the integrity and security of AI models. Read Original »
NVIDIA Triton Bugs Let Unauthenticated Attackers Execute Code and Hijack AI Servers
A set of security vulnerabilities in NVIDIA's Triton Inference Server has been disclosed, which could allow unauthenticated remote attackers to execute code and potentially take complete control of affected servers. The flaws can be exploited when chained together, posing a significant risk to the platform. Read Original »
Akira Ramps Up Assault on SonicWall Firewalls, Suggesting Zero-Day
The article highlights an increase in ransomware activity by the Akira group, which is exploiting a potential zero-day vulnerability in SonicWall's SSL VPN devices for initial intrusions. This suggests that there is an undisclosed flaw being actively targeted. Read Original »
Turning Human Vulnerability Into Organizational Strength
The article emphasizes the importance of creating a human-centric defense in cybersecurity, which includes adaptive security awareness training and fostering a culture of vigilance. It advocates for the implementation of layered technical controls to strengthen organizational security against vulnerabilities. Read Original »
Vietnamese Hackers Use PXA Stealer, Hit 4,000 IPs and Steal 200,000 Passwords Globally
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new campaign involving a Python-based information stealer known as PXA Stealer, attributed to Vietnamese-speaking cybercriminals. This malware has reportedly compromised 4,000 IPs and stolen around 200,000 passwords globally, with the stolen data being monetized through an underground ecosystem. Read Original »
US Announces $100 Million for State, Local and Tribal Cybersecurity
The US government has announced over $100 million in grants aimed at enhancing cybersecurity for state, local, and tribal governments. This funding is provided through CISA and FEMA to help improve the overall security posture of these entities. Read Original »
AI Guardrails Under Fire: Cisco’s Jailbreak Demo Exposes AI Weak Points
Cisco has demonstrated a new jailbreak method that highlights vulnerabilities in chatbots, particularly their susceptibility to leaking sensitive data derived from proprietary or copyrighted sources. This raises concerns about the effectiveness of current AI guardrails designed to protect such information. Read Original »
Sean Cairncross Confirmed by Senate as National Cyber Director
The US Senate has confirmed Sean Cairncross as the National Cyber Director, marking a significant step in the nation's cybersecurity leadership. This confirmation comes five months after his nomination, highlighting the importance of the role in addressing cyber threats. Read Original »