2024-10-24
FortiGate admins report active exploitation 0-day. Vendor isn't talking. https://arstechnica.com/...
BleepingComputer
Fortinet discloses a critical FortiManager API flaw being exploited in 0-day attacks to steal sensitive files, after warning customers privately over a week ago
Fortinet publicly disclosed today a critical FortiManager API vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-47575, that was exploited …
2023-08-14
Black Hat USA 2023 slides https://github.com/...
The Register
Inside the Black Hat network operations center; volunteers on secondment built the network from scratch on the week of the event using their own equipment
Iain Thomson / The Register :
2022-08-23
LockBit ransomware blames Entrust for DDoS attacks on leak sites https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ ...
BleepingComputer
LockBit ransomware's leak sites suffer a DDoS attack after it claimed responsibility for breaching Entrust in June; LockBit blames Entrust for the DDoS attack
Lawrence Abrams / BleepingComputer :
2022-03-07
NVIDIA - 71,335 breached accounts https://haveibeenpwned.com/...
BleepingComputer
Security researchers say threat actors are using two of Nvidia's code-signing certificates leaked by the Lapsus$ group to sign Windows malware and hacking tools
it wants $NVDA to stop limiting crypto mining on its GPUs and to open source its drivers. The deadline was Friday. No news on if Nvidia is negotiating or if the hackers will make d...
2022-03-05
NVIDIA - 71,335 breached accounts https://haveibeenpwned.com/...
TechCrunch
Have I Been Pwned: hackers stole 71K+ Nvidia staff credentials, including email IDs and Windows password hashes, many of which were “cracked and circulated”
The ransomware group that claims to have taken a terabyte of data from chipmaking giant Nvidia is threatening to release the company's …
2021-09-22
SSD Advisory - macOS Finder RCE: A vulnerability in macOS Finder system allows remote attackers to trick users into running arbitrary commands. https://www.reddit.com/...
BleepingComputer
macOS is susceptible to running arbitrary code when a user opens a malicious .inetloc file, and Apple's first attempt to silently fix the issue failed
Security researchers disclosed today a new vulnerability in Apple's macOS Finder, which makes it possible for attackers to run arbitrary commands …