Security researchers detected a new spear-phishing attack that’s using an exact domain spoofing tactic in order to impersonate Microsoft. On December 7, IRONSCALES revealed that it had spotted the campaign targeting Office 365 users. Those users primarily worked in the financial services, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, utilities and telecom industries. The email security provider took a deep dive into the campaign and found that it was using an exact domain spoofing technique. This means that the…

North Korea’s offensive cyber-program evolved from one of power projection to one which is “dual-focused” and going after international economic targets. Speaking at Black Hat Europe 2020, Crowdstrike researchers Jason Rivera and Josh Burgess discussed how North Korea had advanced its strategy from one of showing force, which was more prevalent under the leadership of Kim Jong-Il, to one which is now going after targets other than the US, South Korea and Japan. At first,…

News Detail VMware’s 2030 Agenda integrates 30 Environmental, Social and Governance goals into the business PALO ALTO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW) today announced its 2030 Agenda, a decade-long commitment to address critical challenges facing the global community. The Company created 30 measurable goals to achieve by 2030 (30×30) that are focused on three outcomes relevant to its … Thu, 10 Dec 2020 00:00:00 VMware’s 2030 Agenda integrates 30 Environmental, Social and Governance goals…

Hey, did you get that sketchy email? You know, the one from that malicious hacker trying to fool us into clicking on some malware? Boy, these criminals are relentless. Wait, what? You clicked on it? Uh-oh. A hypothetical scenario, but one that plays out every day in organizations across the globe — a very real scenario that provides a good reason to take a deep dive into the topic of email security. Here are some…

The vulnerabilities disclosed affect millions of Operational Technology, IoT and IT devices and include multiple remote code execution flaws. Background On December 8, researchers at Forescout published a report for 33 vulnerabilities that reportedly impact millions of devices. Dubbed AMNESIA:33, the vulnerabilities exist within four open TCP/IP libraries that are embedded in a number of Operational Technology (OT) and Internet of Things (IoT) devices as well as routers and printers. The four TCP/IP libraries affected…