BIG-IP application services company F5 has fixed more than a dozen high-severity vulnerabilities in its networking device, one of them being elevated to critical severity under specific conditions. […]
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BIG-IP application services company F5 has fixed more than a dozen high-severity vulnerabilities in its networking device, one of them being elevated to critical severity under specific conditions. […]
Source: Read More (BleepingComputer)
BotenaGo, written in Google’s Golang programming language, can exploit more than 30 different vulnerabilities. Source: Read More (Threatpost)
Google Cloud and Cybereason are connecting for a new XDR initiative. Source: Read More (Latest topics for ZDNet in Security)
Proofpoint observed new, targeted activity impacting French entities in the construction and government sectors. The threat actor used macro-enabled Microsoft Word documents to distribute the Chocolatey installer package, an open-source package installer. Various parts of the VBA macro include the following ASCII art and depict a snake The threat actor attempted to install a backdoor […]