From helpnetsecurity.com
There is a lot of attention being paid to continuously updating servers to patch security vulnerabilities on Linux servers running in data centers – a basic step underpinning technology infrastructure in every industry. Yet, staff resources to deal with maintaining servers are not sufficient to meet the workload, said 55% of respondents in a worldwide survey by CloudLinux.
From securityaffairs.co
Starting last night, the infrastructure and the websites used by the REvil ransomware gang were mysteriously unreachable, BleepingComputer first reported.
“The REvil ransomware operation, aka Sodinokibi, operates through numerous clear web and dark web sites used as ransom negotiation sites, ransomware data leak sites, and backend infrastructure.” reported BleepingComputer. “Starting last night, the websites and infrastructure used by the REvil ransomware operation have mysteriously shut down.”
From thehackernews.com
Microsoft rolled out Patch Tuesday updates for the month of July with fixes for a total of 117 security vulnerabilities, including nine zero-day flaws, of which four are said to be under active attacks in the wild, potentially enabling an adversary to take control of affected systems.
Of the 117 issues, 13 are rated Critical, 103 are rated Important, and one is rated as Moderate in severity, with six of these bugs publicly known at the time of release.
The updates span across several of Microsoft’s products, including Windows, Bing, Dynamics, Exchange Server, Office, Scripting Engine, Windows DNS, and Visual Studio Code. July also marks a dramatic jump in the volume of vulnerabilities, surpassing the number Microsoft collectively addressed as part of its updates in May (55) and June (50).
From gbhackers.com
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From blog.avast.com
Now that you’ve read our blog entry, “What is your digital footprint?”, you know everything you share and do online is permanent and can either help or hurt your reputation. Are you ready to clean up your online reputation for job interviews, background checks, or school applications? If you’ve made a few mistakes in the past and you need a more positive data trail, you’re in the right place!
While some things (like viral videos and mega memes) can never be fully scrubbed from the web, most places that host your personal information can be adjusted. Here are nine tips for a cleaner digital footprint.
From securityboulevard.com
On May 12, 2021, President Joe Biden signed an Executive Order (EO) on Improving the Nation’s Cybersecurity, indicating a future increase of regulatory oversight of cybersecurity laws and regulations. Many different areas of cybersecurity were discussed but mentions of “Zero Trust Security,” “Zero Trust Architecture,” and “Automation” were peppered throughout.
As discussed in a previous blog post, it’s no secret that the path to zero trust is lined with cloud automation. The EO may call for the adoption of a Zero Trust Architecture, but being able to achieve it in the most accelerated, secure, and cost-effective way will be done by adopting and leveraging automated, standardized, and pre-engineered cloud-native application security platforms and technologies.
From mdsec.co.uk
The Incident Response team at MDSec regularly gets queries from our customers, as well as our consultants about odd things that they’ve found, either during engagements, or on an ad-hoc basis.
Recently, during one of our Purple Team exercises, one of our consultants drew our attention to a large number of services that had been deployed across the customer network, that were; quite rightly causing a bit of concern.