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by Source Defense Don’t Trust Your Online Revenue Channel to Sub-par Solutions for eSkimming Security (Beware the big box “me too” solutions) As PCI DSS 4.0.1 enforcement has driven demand for eSkimming security and compliance controls (also known as client-side protection), several big-box CDN and “swiss army knife” security vendors have rushed to capitalize –

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Security researchers have discovered a new technique to bypass Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) in Windows 11, potentially weakening a critical security feature designed to prevent attackers from reliably locating kernel components in memory. KASLR works by loading the kernel at a randomized memory address each time the system boots, making it difficult for […]

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Cybersecurity researchers have unearthed a sophisticated attack leveraging AutoIT, a long-standing scripting language known for its deep integration with Windows operating systems. Often compared to .NET for its persistence in malicious campaigns, AutoIT’s simplicity and ability to interact with Windows components make it a favored tool among cybercriminals. This weekend, a particularly intricate malware delivery […]

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Customers using Application Detection and Response (ADR) technology blocked a remarkable number of attacks over the past month. For the second time since we began writing this monthly report, we’ve seen a massive escalation of attacks against a small number of applications, and all of the attacks were blocked. 

The post ADR Blocks Spike in Cyber Attacks and Sharp Rise in Path Traversal Attacks | April Attack Data | Contrast Security appeared first on Security Boulevard.

A sophisticated malware campaign utilizing multiple layers of AutoIT code has been discovered targeting Windows systems. The attack begins with a seemingly innocent executable file named “1. Project” that initiates a complex infection chain designed to deploy a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). This campaign represents a concerning evolution in threat actors’ tactics, leveraging the flexibility […]

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