Maxim Silnikau, a Belarusian-Ukrainian cybercriminal dubbed one of the most prolific Russian-speaking hackers by the UK’s NCA, has been arrested in Spain and extradited to the US.
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A coalition of law enforcement agencies coordinated by the U.K. National Crime Agency (NCA) has led to the arrest and extradition of a Belarussian and Ukrainian dual-national believed to be associated with Russian-speaking cybercrime groups. Maksim Silnikau (aka Maksym Silnikov), 38, went by the online monikers J.P. Morgan, xxx, and lansky. He was extradited to […]
Simply relying on traditional password security measures is no longer sufficient. When it comes to protecting your organization from credential-based attacks, it is essential to lock down the basics first. Securing your Active Directory should be a priority – it is like making sure a house has a locked front door before investing in a […]
The effort, known as the Open-Source Software Prevalence Initiative (OSSPI), aims to identify where open-source software components are being used in sectors like healthcare, transportation, and energy production to enhance national cybersecurity.
Microsoft released its August 2024 Patch Tuesday updates, fixing 89 vulnerabilities, including nine zero-days. Among these, six zero-days were actively exploited, while three others were publicly disclosed. A tenth zero-day still remains unpatched.
The FBI found that the cybercriminal duo was involved in Dark Web platforms like WWH Club, Skynetzone, and Opencard for buying, selling, and trading sensitive information and cybercriminal training.
SAP has released a security patch package for August 2024, addressing 17 vulnerabilities, including a critical authentication bypass flaw (CVE-2024-41730) in the SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence Platform.
Nightfall AI’s research found that 35% of exposed API keys were still active, leading to significant security risks. The study uncovered an average of about 350 secrets, including passwords and API keys, exposed per 100 employees annually on GitHub.