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VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA
VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA
VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA
VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA
VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA

VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA

VMware Fixes Zero-Day Vulnerability Reported By The NSA VMware has released security updates to address a zero-day vulnerability in VMware Workspace One Access, Access Connector, Identity Manager, and Identity Manager Connector. The vulnerability is a command injection bug tracked as CVE-2020-4006 and publicly disclosed two weeks ago. While it did not issue any security updates at the time it disclosed

BlackShadow Hackers Extort Israeli Insurance Company For $1 Million

BlackShadow Hackers Extort Israeli Insurance Company For $1 Million

BlackShadow Hackers Extort Israeli Insurance Company For $1 Million Threat actors are extorting an Israeli insurance company by demanding almost $1 million in bitcoin to stop leaking the company’s stolen data. On Monday, a cybercrime group calling themselves ‘BlackShadow’ tweeted that they hacked into the Israeli Shirbit insurance company and stole files during the attack.

Metro Vancouver’s Transit System Hit By Egregor Ransomware

Metro Vancouver’s Transit System Hit By Egregor Ransomware

Metro Vancouver’s Transit System Hit By Egregor Ransomware The Egregor ransomware operation has breached Metro Vancouver’s transportation agency TransLink with the cyberattack causing disruptions in services and payment systems. On December 1st, TransLink’s announced that they were having issues with their information technology systems that affected phones, online services, and the ability to pay for

Credit Card Stealing Malware Hides In Social Media Sharing Icons

Credit Card Stealing Malware Hides In Social Media Sharing Icons

Credit Card Stealing Malware Hides In Social Media Sharing Icons Newly discovered web skimming malware is capable of hiding in plain sight to inject payment card skimmer scripts into compromised online stores. The malware’s creators use malicious payloads concealed as social media buttons that mimic high profile platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Credit

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