Businesses are aware that their client-side scripts must be protected. CSPs, or content security policies, are a terrific tool for achieving that. CSPs, however, are laborious. If you make a mistake, there could be a huge client-side security gap. Finding…
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Using OAuth, A Researcher Reveals How Cyberattacks Might Result in Account Takeovers
A security researcher has discovered that by manipulating the OAuth protocol flow, single-click account hijacking is achievable. A system for managing identities and securing online spaces across third-party services is called OAuth, often known as Open Authentication. For instance, service…
Top 5 Hot Account Takeover Frauds Prevention Companies
What is Account Takeover Fraud? Account takeover is a fraud in which bad actors use stolen credentials to possess real credit cards, shopping, or even government benefits account is one of the most known forms of identity theft. How it…
Top 5 Most Trusted Penetration Testing Companies in India
The Industrial Internet of Things and the Internet of Things will enable 200 billion objects and gadgets, including medical equipment, manufacturing equipment, cars, phones, and home appliances, to communicate with one another in the future. That is a lot of…
How the most well-known cryptocurrency game in the world was impacted by a fraudulent job offer
Take away: Hackers tricked an Axie Infinity senior engineer into applying for a position at a fictional company. Earlier this year, the fraud caused the loss of $540 million in cryptocurrency. The Block revealed information about the hacking operation for…
Automate the binary vulnerability disclosure with Ghidra and Semgrep
The following tools can be used to automate processes involving vulnerability finding using static analysis methods: A straight forward Ghidra script named Rhabdomancer finds all references to possibly unsafe API functions in a binary. From these candidate sites, auditors can…
Feds Warn Healthcare Sector of ‘Maui’ Ransomware Threats
Joint Alert About Attacks Supported by North Korea Issued by CISA, FBI, and the Treasury Department The public and healthcare sectors are on high alert as a result of North Korean state-sponsored “Maui” ransomware attacks, according to federal authorities. According…
Professional malware attack” targets IT services major SHI
The weekend saw a malware attack on SHI International’s network, a New Jersey-based supplier of information technology (IT) goods and services. With $12.3 billion in projected revenue for 2021 and 5,000 workers worldwide working out of operational hubs in the…
Home office routers are being used by the malware ZuoRAT to spy on specific networks
Small office/home office (SOHO) routers have been singled out by a previously unknown remote access trojan known as ZuoRAT as part of a sophisticated operation aimed at North American and European networks. According to experts at Lumen Black Lotus Labs,…
Several hundred cryptographic libraries are susceptible to private key theft
Difficult Ed25519 implementations have made hundreds of cryptography packages vulnerable to attacks. Ed25519 is a common digital signature method. Cryptographer Konstantinos Chalkias of MystenLabs, who found and disclosed the flaw, claims that hackers might use it to steal private keys…