Media reports over the weekend suggested the Trump administration ordered US Cyber Command and CISA to draw down cyber activities targeting Russia.
Mar. 5, 2025
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Media reports over the weekend suggested the Trump administration ordered US Cyber Command and CISA to draw down cyber activities targeting Russia.‎‎‎
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The now-patched bugs are under active exploit and enable attackers to carry out a wide range of malicious activities, including escaping a virtual machine and gaining access to the underlying host.‎‎‎
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Amnesty International said Serbian police used an exploit chain in tandem with a legitimate mobile extraction dongle from vendor Cellebrite in an attack that brings up questions around ethical technology development.‎‎
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Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 details how a threat actor is dodging detection with careful targeting and the use of Amazon's native email tools.‎‎‎
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Fraudulent IT workers are looking for engineering and developer positions in the US and Japan, and this time it's not about espionage.‎‎‎
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CISOs should add more to their vision than technology as a global report published by the World Economic Forum identifies a closely interconnected cocktail of risk.‎‎
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