It’s one thing to help support an organization with a mission that you feel strongly about. But seeing something that you feel strongly about growing from an idea into something that is making a massive impact across the Cybersecurity industry and the world is something that is difficult to put into words. But, I’m [...]
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Many districts remain unaware of CASBs or their necessity despite relying on cloud applications. This guide explains how these tools protect student safety in cloud-driven environments. A Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) enforces security policies as an intermediary between cloud applications and users. Districts using Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, or similar platforms for collaboration and ...
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Microsoft experienced a widespread outage on March 19, 2025, affecting Outlook on the web services. The tech giant has attributed the issue to a problematic code change in a recent update, which left thousands of users unable to access their accounts and use essential communication tools. The outage began early Wednesday afternoon, with users reporting […]
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While data is king, context is his queen — together, they reign over domains that thrive on research, analysis, discovery, and exploration. Nowhere is this more evident than in cyber threat intelligence, where raw data alone is powerless without context to give it meaning and direction. Threat intelligence platforms and SOC teams collect vast amounts of […]
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Recent investigations by the Halcyon RISE Team have uncovered a concerning trend in the ransomware landscape: the Babuk2 group is issuing extortion demands based on false claims. Despite announcing numerous attacks, there is no third-party confirmation or evidence from victims that these incidents have actually occurred. This strategy involves reusing data from earlier breaches to […]
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A significant malware operation, dubbed “DollyWay,” has been uncovered by GoDaddy Security researchers, revealing a sophisticated campaign that has compromised over 20,000 WordPress sites globally. This operation, which began in 2016, leverages a distributed network of compromised WordPress sites as Traffic Direction System (TDS) and Command and Control (C2) nodes. The malware’s latest iteration, DollyWay […]
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Recent reports indicate that hackers are actively trying to exploit two critical vulnerabilities in the Cisco Smart Licensing Utility. These vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2024-20439 and CVE-2024-20440, were disclosed by Cisco in September. The first vulnerability involves a static credential issue, while the second is an information disclosure vulnerability related to excessive logging. Overview of the […]
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The rise of agentic AI is accelerating. But as enterprises embrace AI autonomy, a critical question looms - how well is security keeping up?
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A sophisticated network of suspected North Korean IT workers has been discovered leveraging GitHub to create false identities and secure remote employment opportunities in Japan and the United States. These operatives pose as Vietnamese, Japanese, and Singaporean professionals, primarily targeting engineering and blockchain development positions. Their ultimate objective appears to be generating foreign currency to […]
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Amost a dozen state-sponsored threat groups from Russia, China, and North Korea have been exploiting a security flaw in WIndows in attacks on governments and critical infrastructure that date back to 2017. According to Trend Micro's VDI unit, Microsoft has no plans to patch the vulnerability.
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Dell Technologies has issued a critical security advisory warning customers about multiple vulnerabilities in its Secure Connect Gateway (SCG) product that could potentially lead to system compromise. The vulnerabilities affect versions prior to 5.28.00.14 and require immediate attention from system administrators. According to Dell’s advisory, two newly identified vulnerabilities specific to Dell’s proprietary code include: […]
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IBM has recently issued a critical security warning regarding vulnerabilities in its AIX operating system that could allow remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands. The vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2024-56346 and CVE-2024-56347, were discovered in the IBM AIX nimesis NIM master service and the nimsh service SSL/TLS protection mechanisms. Affected Product The vulnerabilities impact versions 7.2 […]
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Veeam has released fixes for a critical remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2025-23120) affecting its enterprise Veeam Backup & Replication solution, and is urging customers to quickly upgrade to a fixed version. There is currently no indication that the vulnerability is being leveraged by attackers. It was privately reported by researcher Piotr Bazydlo of watchTowr Labs, who followed the release of the patch with a technical write-up and pointers on how a proof-of-concept exploit for a … More →
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The Babuk2 ransomware group has been caught issuing extortion demands based on false claims and recycled data from previous breaches. This revelation comes from recent investigations conducted by the Halcyon RISE Team, shedding light on a concerning trend in the world of cybercrime. The Babuk2 group, also known as Babuk-Bjorka, has been making waves with […]
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CISA released five Industrial Control Systems (ICS) advisories on March 20, 2025. These advisories provide timely information about current security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits surrounding ICS.
CISA encourages users and administrators to review newly released ICS advisories for technical details and mitigations.