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What makes this especially dangerous? Many developers,especially newer ones or experienced ones trying out AI coding tools or templates, may be using these packages without even realizing it, because they’re pulled in as transitive dependencies of other tools like NativeBase. A simple npm install can unknowingly bring the RAT into your system.
Understanding dMSA VulnerabilitiesDiscover how attackers exploit dMSA configurations to gain unauthorized access to high-value accounts. Learn the steps to safeguard your network and prevent potential breaches.CLAIM FREE CPE CREDITS BY READING THE...
Nation-state hackers exploited a critical flaw in Commvault’s Metallic backup platform, compromising Microsoft 365 client secrets—not the backups, but the live environments themselves. It’s a SaaS-side breach with serious implications.
Active exploitation, SYSTEM-level access, and a heap overflow that eats your logs for breakfast. But sure, let’s keep pretending legacy IE Mode is fine. Just patch already—you’ll sleep better.
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HTML Smuggling is back—and nastier than ever. Attackers are using Blob URIs to bypass email filters and drop phishing pages and malware right into your browser memory. If you’re in higher ed or healthcare, you’re in the crosshairs. Here’s how it works—and what to do now.
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Cisco just patched a critical flaw that’s as bad as it gets: CVSS 10.0, remote unauthenticated code execution, and root access—thanks to a hard-coded token. Here’s what it means for your wireless controllers, what to check right now, and all catalyst 9800 series owners should act now.
BRING YOUR OWN RANSOMWARE? A new “Bring Your Own Installer” technique allows attackers to bypass SentinelOne’s tamper protection and deploy ransomware by abusing the agent’s own upgrade logic. Customers must enable Online Authorization to block this exploit—yet most haven’t.
Windows 11 24H2 is finally in full swing—and it’s anything but smooth. With forced updates hitting Home and Pro users, widespread bugs, and WSUS deployments breaking outright, it’s causing real operational risk. But here’s the good news: if your organization uses Intune, Group Policy, or SCCM, you can hold the line. Here’s how to stay in control.
URGENT! UPDATE APPLE DEVICES NOW! A trio of critical AirPlay vulnerabilities—dubbed “AirBorne”—expose billions of Apple and third-party devices to zero-click, wormable RCE. If your Apple ecosystem touches your network, it’s time to patch, harden, and segment—fast. You know we’re not alarmists, we’re realists. And we’re sounding the alarm loud.
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Brace for Impact: Windows 11 24H2 Pushes Ahead—But IT Teams Should Hit Pause
Windows 11 24H2 is finally in full swing—and it’s anything but smooth. With forced updates hitting Home and Pro users, widespread bugs, and WSUS deployments breaking outright, it’s causing real operational risk. But here’s the good news: if your organization uses Intune, Group Policy, or SCCM, you can hold the line. Here’s how to stay in control.
