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In this blog series, we dive into the challenges faced by our heroes of Threat-Informed Defense, how they address them, and the benefits they are driving for their team and organization. 

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In this two-part series, we began by examining the structure of ServiceNow, and the relationship between articles, pages, and widgets. Now, in Part 2, we discover how a widget misconfiguration can be exploited. To read the intro (Part 1), click here. ServiceNow is one of the world’s most popular IT service management (ITSM) platforms, used […]

The post Part 2: Can Just Anyone Access Your ServiceNow Articles? appeared first on Adaptive Shield.

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The Contrast Security Runtime Security Platform — the engine that underpins Contrast’s Application Detection and Response (ADR) technology — blocked approximately 47K cybersecurity attacks during the month of August 2024. 

The post Top 4 Application Attacks Detected and Blocked by Contrast ADR | XSS, Method Tampering, Path Traversal and JNDI Injection | Contrast Security appeared first on Security Boulevard.

Learn how to set up your hacking environment to attack mobile apps & APIs running on modern versions of Android with Burp Suite.

The post Hacking Modern Android Mobile Apps & APIs with Burp Suite appeared first on Dana Epp's Blog.

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What if I told you that thousands of companies (30% of the accounts we reviewed) are leaving a backdoor open to their ServiceNow databases for anyone with limited programming skills? This is a story of how a simple misconfiguration in one of the world’s most used SaaS applications sitting at the core of a company’s […]

The post Part 1: Can Just Anyone Access Your ServiceNow Articles? appeared first on Adaptive Shield.

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Organizations are often inundated with many security threats and vulnerabilities in today's fast-paced cybersecurity landscape. As a result, many have turned to point solutions—tools designed to solve specific problems, such as vulnerability scanning, incident response, or threat intelligence. These tools can be effective in their respective silos, but when organizations rely on too many of them, inefficiencies arise, and significant cybersecurity risks can emerge.

The post From Fragmentation to Integration: Establishing a Cyber Risk Management Program appeared first on Security Boulevard.

The increased adoption of technology in business operations requires software systems to deliver their expected values in terms of usability, flexibility, and stability. Performance testing and load testing have an essential contribution to these qualities. These testing methodologies enable developers and businesses to determine an application’s reliability regarding response time, stability and scalability. Nonetheless, it […]

The post Performance Testing Vs Load Testing: Know the Key differences first appeared on StrongBox IT.

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AppOmni today disclosed how sensitive data stored in knowledge bases hosted on the ServiceNow software-as-a-service (SaaS) application platform can be accessed because the proper controls have not been implemented.

The post AppOmni Surfaces Configuration Flaw in ServiceNow SaaS Platform appeared first on Security Boulevard.

QEMU, a popular open-source emulator, has launched its latest version, 9.1 with numerous improvements to enhance performance, security, and scalability. Known for its ability to run a wide range of operating systems and architectures on various platforms, QEMU continues to be a crucial tool in the virtualization ecosystem.   Key Highlights of QEMU 9.1   […]

The post QEMU 9.1 Released: New Features and Hardware Support appeared first on TuxCare.

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Read the blog to learn about ServiceNow’s Knowledge Base data exposure risks and how to mitigate these issues.

The post Enterprise ServiceNow Knowledge Bases at Risk: Extensive Data Exposures Uncovered appeared first on AppOmni.

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Modernizing and automating operations allows organizations to overcome the limitations of legacy systems, enhance the protection of sensitive information and stay competitive in today’s digital landscape.

The post Making the Complex Simple: Authorization for the Modern Enterprise    appeared first on Security Boulevard.

Fake data breaches may not involve any actual theft, but their reputational impact can be just as damaging as real breaches.

The post All Smoke, no Fire: The Bizarre Trend of Fake Data Breaches and How to Protect Against Them appeared first on Security Boulevard.

A new wave of all-in-one SOC platforms is consolidating the market, bringing enterprise-grade security solutions within reach of SMBs.

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As per recent reports, a threat actor group known as Head Mare has been linked with cyberattacks that focus on exploiting a WinRAR Vulnerability. These attacks mainly target organizations located in Russia and Belarus. In this article, we’ll focus on details about Head Mare and the WinRAR vulnerability itself. Let’s begin!   Head Mare Origins And […]

The post Alert: Head Mare Associated With WinRAR Vulnerability Attack appeared first on TuxCare.

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Cross-site scripting (XSS) is a web application vulnerability that enables an attacker to run malicious scripts in a user’s browser, posing as a legitimate web application. XSS is one of the most widespread vulnerabilities on the web today. Exploiting XSS can result in serious outcomes, including account compromise, deletion, privilege escalation, malware infection, and more. […]

The post What is Cross-Site Scripting and How to Prevent it? appeared first on Kratikal Blogs.

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Microsoft is looking to add new security platform features to Windows, including allowing security vendors to operate outside of the OS' kernel to avoid the situation that let a faulty software update by CrowdStrike in July to crash 8.5 million Windows systems around the world.

The post After CrowdStrike Crash, Microsoft Mulls New Windows Security Tools appeared first on Security Boulevard.

Authors/Presenters:Hieu Le, Salma Elmalaki, Athina Markopoulou, Zubair Shafiq

Many thanks to USENIX for publishing their outstanding USENIX Security ’23 Presenter’s content, and the organizations strong commitment to Open Access.
Originating from the conference’s events situated at the Anaheim Marriott; and via the organizations YouTube channel.

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Dear blog readers,

The following is a compilation of publicly accessible information on cyber jihad URLs. 

Sample domains include:

hxxp://7hj[.]com
hxxp://alhawali[.]com
hxxp://almurabeton[.]org
hxxp://anwar-islam[.]com
hxxp://aqsavoice[.]net
hxxp://fateh[.]ornewsindex[.]php
hxxp://lvo[.]info
hxxp://palestine-info-urdu[.]com
hxxp://qudsway[.]org
hxxp://web[.]manartv[.]org
hxxp://3asfh[.]com
hxxp://abrarway[.]com
hxxp://al-ansar[.]biz
hxxp://al-ansar[.]net
hxxp://al-fateh[.]net
hxxp://al-mojahedoon[.]net
hxxp://al-nour[.]net
hxxp://alaaleb[.]org
hxxp://alahed[.]org
hxxp://alawajy[.]net
hxxp://alemdad[.]org
hxxp://alftn[.]org
hxxp://alhaq[.]info
hxxp://alharamain[.]net
hxxp://alharamain[.]org
hxxp://alhesbah[.]org
hxxp://aljarha[.]org
hxxp://alkotla[.]com
hxxp://alkotla[.]net
hxxp://alkotla[.]org
hxxp://alm2sda[.]com
hxxp://alm2sda[.]net
hxxp://almahdiscouts[.]org
hxxp://almjlah[.]net
hxxp://almoltaqa[.]org
hxxp://almuhajiroun[.]com[.]pk
hxxp://almuhajiroun[.]com
hxxp://almuk[.]comobm
hxxp://almuslimoon[.]com
hxxp://alnour[.]net
hxxp://alokab[.]com
hxxp://alqaida[.]com
hxxp://alqassam[.]net
hxxp://alrassoul[.]org
hxxp://alresalah[.]org
hxxp://alsakifah[.]org
hxxp://alshahd[.]net
hxxp://alshorouq[.]org
hxxp://alsunnah[.]org
hxxp://altartousi[.]com
hxxp://alwatanvoice[.]com
hxxp://ansaar[.]info
hxxp://aqsavoice[.]com
hxxp://as-sabeel[.]com
hxxp://as-sahwah[.]com
hxxp://ayobi[.]com
hxxp://b-alshohda[.]com
hxxp://baqiatollah[.]org
hxxp://barsomyat[.]com
hxxp://bouti[.]net
hxxp://caliphate[.]net
hxxp://cdlr[.]net
hxxp://cihad[.]net
hxxp://clearguidance[.]com
hxxp://d3wa[.]net
hxxp://daralislamia[.]com
hxxp://donhost[.]co[.]uk
hxxp://ekhlaas[.]com
hxxp://elehssan[.]com
hxxp://et[.]4t[.]com
hxxp://ezzedeen[.]net
hxxp://faroq[.]net
hxxp://faroq[.]orgnews
hxxp://fateh-org[.]org
hxxp://fateh[.]org
hxxp://fateh[.]tv
hxxp://fatehfalcons[.]org
hxxp://fatehorg[.]org
hxxp://forbidden-news[.]com
hxxp://forum[.]tevhidweb[.]com
hxxp://h-alali[.]net
hxxp://hamasonline[.]com
hxxp://hamasonline[.]org
hxxp://hayaa[.]org
hxxp://hilafet[.]com
hxxp://hizb-ut-tahrir[.]dk
hxxp://hizb-ut-tahrir[.]org
hxxp://hizballah[.]org
hxxp://hizbollah[.]org
hxxp://hizbollah[.]tv
hxxp://hosteurope[.]com
hxxp://ikhwan[.]net
hxxp://ilakat[.]org
hxxp://infopalestina[.]com
hxxp://instimata[.]com
hxxp://intiqad[.]com
hxxp://iraqirabita[.]net
hxxp://islam-minbar[.]net
hxxp://islam-qa[.]com
hxxp://islamic-bloc[.]net
hxxp://islamic-block[.]org
hxxp://islamic-minbar[.]com
hxxp://islamicawakening[.]com
hxxp://islamicbloc[.]net
hxxp://islamicblock[.]com
hxxp://islamichackers[.]com
hxxp://islammessage[.]com
hxxp://istimata[.]com
hxxp://iu-shabeba[.]org
hxxp://jahido[.]com
hxxp://jahido[.]com
hxxp://jahra[.]org
hxxp://jamaaway[.]org
hxxp://jewstoislam[.]com
hxxp://jihadbinaa[.]org
hxxp://jihadislami[.]org
hxxp://jihadonline[.]net
hxxp://jihadunspun[.]com
hxxp://jimail[.]com
hxxp://jimail[.]com
hxxp://jimails[.]com
hxxp://jwebs[.]net
hxxp://jwebs[.]org
hxxp://kataeb-ezzeldeen[.]com
hxxp://kataebabuali[.]com
hxxp://kataebabuali[.]net
hxxp://kataebabuali[.]org
hxxp://kataebalaqsa[.]com
hxxp://kataebalaqsa[.]org
hxxp://kataebaqsa[.]com
hxxp://kataebaqsa[.]net
hxxp://kataebaqsa[.]org
hxxp://kataebaqsa1[.]com
hxxp://kataebaqsaforum[.]org
hxxp://kataebq[.]com
hxxp://khayma[.]com
hxxp://khiamwatch[.]net
hxxp://khilafah[.]com
hxxp://maac[.]ws
hxxp://maktab-al-jihad[.]com
hxxp://manartv[.]com
hxxp://mawlawi[.]net
hxxp://mojahedun[.]com
hxxp://moqawama[.]net
hxxp://moqawama[.]org
hxxp://moqawama[.]tv
hxxp://muslimeen[.]co[.]uk
hxxp://naimkassem[.]org
hxxp://nasrallah[.]net
hxxp://nasrollah[.]net
hxxp://nasrollah[.]org
hxxp://obm[.]clara[.]net
hxxp://openforum[.]ws
hxxp://palestine-info[.]cc
hxxp://palestine-info[.]co[.]uk
hxxp://palestine-info[.]com
hxxp://palestine-info[.]info
hxxp://palestine-info[.]net
hxxp://palestine-info[.]ru
hxxp://palestine-persian[.]info
hxxp://palestinegallery[.]com
hxxp://palestineway[.]com
hxxp://palestinianforum[.]net
hxxp://palsm[.]com
hxxp://palvoice[.]com
hxxp://palvoice[.]com
hxxp://pflp-gc[.]org
hxxp://qal3ah[.]net
hxxp://qana[.]net
hxxp://qaradawi[.]netsite
hxxp://qawim[.]org
hxxp://qudsnews[.]net
hxxp://qudsonline[.]net
hxxp://qudsway[.]com
hxxp://qudsway[.]net
hxxp://rabdullah[.]com
hxxp://rabdullah[.]net
hxxp://rantisi[.]net
hxxp://register[.]com
hxxp://ribaat[.]org
hxxp://rightword[.]net
hxxp://saaid[.]net
hxxp://sabiroon[.]com
hxxp://sabiroon[.]net
hxxp://sabiroon[.]org
hxxp://sadaaljihad[.]net
hxxp://sahwah[.]com
hxxp://salafiahweb[.]tk
hxxp://sarayaalquds[.]com
hxxp://sarayaalquds[.]org
hxxp://shareeah[.]com
hxxp://shareeah[.]org
hxxp://shikaki[.]com
hxxp://shikaki[.]net
hxxp://shuhadaa[.]org
hxxp://specialforce[.]net
hxxp://sraya[.]com
hxxp://stcom[.]net
hxxp://tawhed[.]ws
hxxp://the-revival-forum[.]info
hxxp://trouble-free[.]net
hxxp://wilayah[.]com
hxxp://wilayah[.]ir
hxxp://wilayah[.]net
hxxp://wilayah[.]org
hxxp://worldofislam[.]info
hxxp://yaislah[.]org
hxxp://alaaleb[.]org
hxxp://aljarha[.]org
hxxp://alkotla[.]com
hxxp://alwatanvoice[.]com
hxxp://as-sabeel[.]com
hxxp://daralislamia[.]com
hxxp://dci[.]co[.]ir
hxxp://elehssan[.]com
hxxp://forum[.]tevhidweb[.]com
hxxp://ibtekarat[.]com
hxxp://infopalestina[.]com
hxxp://jihadunspun[.]com
hxxp://jwebs[.]org
hxxp://khayma[.]com
hxxp://palestine-info[.]ru
hxxp://qana[.]net
hxxp://sarayaalquds[.]com
hxxp://the-revival-forum[.]info
hxxp://wilayah[.]org

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There are several pros and cons of point products versus CDNs for bot protection. Learn how DataDome's Cyberfraud Protection Platform strikes a balance between the two to give your business the best protection.

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