The malware is written in C++ and uses a signed and notarized dropper to evade Gatekeeper.

Attackers run multiple spoofing campaigns to confirm credentials.

An additional flaw would allow an authenticated attacker with zero permissions to view cross-tenant metadata.

Russian hackers target outdated Cisco routers in decade-long espionage campaign.

CISA credentials and code were uploaded to a public repository on a contractor’s personal GitHub account in May.

Attackers pose as IT and tell employees to enroll an MS passkey, but the bad guys register their own key and take over the user.

GodDamn, a rebrand of Beast and Monster ransomware, leverages AnyDesk for remote access.

Online program aims to build a pipeline of qualified candidates to fill positions that require much-needed AI skills.

The technique abuses symlinks to escape the intended workspace and weaken human-in-the-loop protections.

Three of the four flaws added to CISA's KEV list were critical.