The vulnerabilities, CVE-2023-50358 and CVE-2023-47218, are command injection flaws in the QTS firmware, with potential for remote code execution, impacting a large number of devices globally.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is investigating a potential breach after a threat actor claimed to have stolen HPE credentials and sensitive data and put it up for sale on a hacking forum.
Members have expressed concern over potential data compromise and lack of communication from CAMC about the nature of the problem, leading to speculation about a ransomware-related security breach.
Suspicions have been raised about a potential data leak from mobile service providers or a breach in the SMS provider used for OTP code delivery as the possible cause of the hacks.
Why is it that when a company becomes aware of a potential data security incident, the team working on it (and others who are made aware that “something” is going on) have an immediate and overwhelming feeling that the company is doomed? And yet, when there’s another kind of high-risk event, such as an ethics […]
Our investigations on potential security threats uncovered a malicious Google Chrome extension that we named “ParaSiteSnatcher.” The ParaSiteSnatcher framework allows threat actors to monitor, manipulate, and exfiltrate highly sensitive information from multiple sources. ParaSiteSnatcher also utilizes the powerful Chrome Browser API to intercept and exfiltrate all POST requests containing sensitive account and financial information before […]
As generative AI rapidly evolves, one of the biggest risks that is being discussed is the potential for the technology to be used to generate disinformation and misinformation. This means that humans need to rethink how and what we trust. Of 2300 digital trust professionals surveyed by ISACA in its Generative AI Survey, 77% said […]
A potential data breach in Philadelphia’s email system may have exposed protected health information, including names, addresses, birth dates, Social Security numbers, medical information, and some financial information.
The potential for AI workloads at the edge is growing, with two vendors introducing new servers this month. Custom storage vendor Unigen released a ruggedized, compact edge AI server known as Cupcake, and Lenovo released its ThinkEdge SE455 V3 server. Both products aim to achieve a similar goal: making trained AI models actionable at the […]
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