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2024 Duo Trusted Access Report: 5 Key Findings for MSPs to Strengthen Security

Duo's Security Blog

For managed service providers (MSPs), navigating the ever-evolving landscape of access security can be a daunting task. With complex identity stacks and a constant influx of new devices and endpoints, ensuring secure access across your clients' infrastructure requires comprehensive data-driven insights.

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Microsoft Patch Tuesday, December 2022 Edition

Krebs on Security

The vulnerability allows attackers to craft documents that won’t get tagged with Microsoft’s “Mark of the Web,” despite being downloaded from untrusted sites. “What actions are required is not clear; however, we do know that exploitation requires an authenticated user level of access,” Breen said.

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Attackers create phishing lures with standard tools in Google Docs to steal credentials

SC Magazine

Researchers on Thursday reported that hackers are using standard tools within Google Docs/Drive to lead unsuspecting victims to fraudulent websites, stealing credentials in the process. In a blog post, Avanan said hackers are bypassing static link scanners by hosting their attacks on publicly-known services. brionv, CC BY-SA 2.0

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SAP Patch Day: December 2023

Security Boulevard

Two of the four HotNews Notes are updates on a critical OS Command Injection vulnerability in IS-OIL that was reported to SAP by the Onapsis Research Labs earlier this year. SAP Security Note #3350297 , tagged with a CVSS score of 9.1, The New HotNews Note in Detail SAP Security Note #3411067 , tagged with a CVSS score of 9.1,

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Super FabriXss: an RCE vulnerability in Azure Service Fabric Explorer

Malwarebytes

The vulnerability was reported to the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) with responsible disclosure and was included by Microsoft in their March 2023 Patch Tuesday round. For a full analysis, feel free to ready the blog by the researchers which goes into more detail. How can we use this in a full-fletched attack?

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A Closer Look at the DarkSide Ransomware Gang

Krebs on Security

. “We are apolitical, we do not participate in geopolitics, do not need to tie us with a defined government and look for other our motives [sic],” reads an update to the DarkSide Leaks blog. “High trust level of our targets. “Our goal is to make money, and not creating problems for society. A lot of data.

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Microsoft Breach?—?How Can I See This In BloodHound?

Security Boulevard

I highly recommend reading Andy Robbins’ blog, “ Microsoft Breach — What Happened (and What Should Azure Admins Do)? ”, or our recent video describing the breach here , to understand the full scope of what we know based on Microsoft’s transparency report. What Happened and What is the Attack Path?

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