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SecurityAffairs awarded as Best European Cybersecurity Technical Blog

Security Affairs

I’m proud to announce that SecurityAffairs was awarded as Best European Cybersecurity Technical Blog at European Cybersecurity Blogger Awards. The post SecurityAffairs awarded as Best European Cybersecurity Technical Blog appeared first on Security Affairs. Pierluigi Paganini.

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Cellebrite Can Break Signal

Schneier on Security

Note that the company has heavily edited its blog post, but the original — with lots of technical details — was saved by the Wayback Machine.). So either Cellebrite believes it is so good that it can break whatever Signal does, or the original blog post was a mistake. Cellebrite announced that it can break Signal.

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Black Basta-Affiliated Water Curupira’s Pikabot Spam Campaign

Trend Micro

Our blog entry provides a technical analysis of this malware. Pikabot is a loader with similarities to Qakbot that was used in spam campaigns during most of 2023.

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Decoding CVE-2023-50164: Unveiling the Apache Struts File Upload Exploit

Trend Micro

In this blog entry, we discuss the technical details of CVE-2023-50164, a critical vulnerability that affects Apache Struts 2 and enables unauthorized path traversal.

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Ransomware Gangs Don’t Need PR Help

Krebs on Security

But absent any additional information from the victim company or their partners who may be affected by the attack, these kinds of stories and blog posts look a great deal like ambulance chasing and sensationalism. Currently, more than a dozen ransomware crime gangs have erected their own blogs to publish sensitive data from victims.

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Java 22 brings security enhancements

InfoWorld on Security

In a March 20 blog post on Oracle’s inside.java web page , Sean Mullan, technical lead of the Java Security libraries team and lead of the OpenJDK Security Group, detailed the security enhancements in JDK 22. To read this article in full, please click here

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Building Strong Defences: The Intricacies of Effective Bot Mitigation – Part 1

Security Boulevard

Learn how you can assess a bot mitigation provider's ability to detect and stop bots in our new technical blog series. The post Building Strong Defences: The Intricacies of Effective Bot Mitigation – Part 1 appeared first on Security Boulevard.