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Zoom Account Logins for Sale … on the Dark WebSecurity research firm Cyble has reported a discovery of over 500,000 Zoom accounts, including login and password information, being sold on the dark web and in hacker... |
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Apple iOS and iPadOS VPN Bypass VulnerabilityA vulnerability has been discovered in Apple iOS and iPadOS where VPN (virtual private networking) can be bypassed, thereby not securing all traffic within the secure VPN... |
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Webinar: Cybersecurity Priorities in Times of PandemicThe new remote workforce opens your attack surface. Adjust your security strategy with the current priorities and tackle initiatives that can reduce the suddenly larger... |
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Zoom Quickly Addresses Zero-Day Vulnerabilities, But Now Is Not the Time to RestAmid the surge in cloud-based videoconferencing usage during the COVD-19 pandemic quarantine period, videoconferencing service provider Zoom has moved quickly to address... |
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ManageEngine Desktop Central Remote Code Execution VulnerabilityA remote code execution vulnerability in ManageEngine Desktop Central, with a CVSS score of 9.8, was recently discovered by a third party. To address this gap, ManageEngine... |
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SC Awards 2020: Qualys Wins Best Vulnerability Management Solution AwardSC Media had its recent 2020 SC Awards Honored in the U.S. event and has awarded Qualys recognition for Best Vulnerability Management Solution in the “Trust Awards” category. |
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Managing Security Vendors in a PandemicDuring times of global pandemics and crisis, organizations must be vigilant about risk management, especially around cybersecurity. The COVID-19 outbreak is the worst... |
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Qualys Announces New Flagship Product, Qualys VMDRQualys announced its new flagship product, Qualys VMDR, at RSA Conference 2020. According to the Qualys website, VMDR will be available after March 30, 2020. |
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Kr00k Wi-Fi Vulnerability Leads to Widespread ConcernsThere is a vulnerability at the layer 2 Wi-Fi encryption level called Kr00k (formally CVE-2019-15126 in the NIST National Vulnerability Database) affecting Broadcom and... |
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Windows 7 End-of-Life Troubles Continue: ESUs Don’t Apply to Enterprises That Purchased LicencesMicrosoft’s end-of-life support for Windows 7 has run into its first set of issues with its extended security updates (ESUs). Administrators who paid for the ESU found out... |
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