Zero day malware stories - Page 1

Microsoft's Patch Tuesday addresses 59 CVEs, including one critical and three zero-days, with notable exploits in DWM Core and MSHTML surfaces.

New services enhance BlueVoyant’s existing supply chain defence product offering for government and commercial organisations.

Recorded Future's monthly report reveals high-risk vulnerabilities, exploit chains, and zero-day vulnerabilities affecting Microsoft and Ivanti products.

To illustrate how fast-moving the threat landscape is, today is radically different than it was even a few years ago.

The scanner detects and blocks suspicious behaviour and malware in real-time, preventing code tampering and countering threats in the software build process.

Microsoft discloses a zero-day vulnerability in Outlook that has been exploited for almost a year to target organizations and critical infrastructure.

Aqua Security launches Lightning Enforcer, an eBPF-based technology that provides real-time protection against zero-day attacks.

Tenable has announced additions to Tenable Cloud Security that represent the next step in assessing threats related to cloud vulnerabilities.

Avast, released its Q2/2022 Threat Report today, revealing a significant increase in global ransomware attacks, up 24% from Q1/2022.

Rimini Street has announced the launch of Rimini Protect, a new suite of security solutions set to provide a more comprehensive layer of security.

Hackers are exploiting security vulnerabilities faster than ever before, with the average time to exploitation down from 42 days to just 12 days.

The latest quarterly WatchGuard Threat Lab report shows network attacks at the highest point over the past three years.

Indusface offers a game-changing web application firewall solution that can protect businesses from the increasing threat of Zero-day attacks.

Palo Alto Networks has announced the upgrade of its PAN-OS software to help find the evasive, zero-day attacks.

Every organisationusing Microsoft Exchange must patch their on-premise servers immediately and scan their networks for signs of malicious activity.

While analysing the CVE-2021-1732 exploit, Kaspersky experts found another such zero-day exploit and reported it to Microsoft.

Rise in attacks on corporate networks during remote work, with WatchGuard observing a 90% increase in network attacks in Q3.

Evasive malware is at an all-time high, with WatchGuard's Q4 2019 report revealing it now constitutes two-thirds of all detections.

A blog post from security vendor ESET has outlined the risk of the zero-day for those who are still using the relic browser of internet-past.

ESET researchers have traced a zero-day exploit in Eastern Europe to the Buhtrap group, known for targeting financial institutions and businesses.