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xml through the download portal. The problem: The United States Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has announced a vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint that allows a threat actor to escalate their privileges on the network. The fix: Bitdefender offers a smart home scanner app to locate vulnerable IoT devices.
Additionally, isolating IoT devices and range extenders on a separate network from sensitive devices can help mitigate potential risks until a proper fix is provided by the vendor. The bug allows for a 1-click RCE attack by requiring a user to mistakenly download and open a specially crafted.CUE file.
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They address vulnerabilities beyond the network perimeter such as edge computing, IoT, mobile, cloud, and more. Recommended solution: Skyhigh Security CASB excels at access restrictions, providing data loss protection rules, and preventing unwanted downloads to personal devices.
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Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver attacks continue Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) is an increasingly prevalent technique used in ransomware attacks to bypass securitydefenses and gain kernel-level access on Windows systems.
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