News

Stay up-to-date with the latest news and events in the cybersecurity industry. Here, you'll find a wide range of articles, updates, and event listings covering topics such as data breaches, emerging threats, and new security technologies.

Cisco fixes vulnerability that allowed criminals to remotely execute arbitrary code and control a firewall

Users are advised to install new versions of Cisco FDM On-Box, check for signs of penetration using NTA and SIEM systems

Positive Technologies Reports Ads Offering Hackers ‘Initial Access’ to Corporate Networks has Increased Sevenfold on the Dark Web

In its latest research, security specialist Positive Technologies documents how the market enabling initial access to corporate networks has evolved through 2020 and into early 2021, and reveals that the number of ‘access-for-sale’ ads on the dark web has increased seven-fold compared with previous years.

IDEMIA fixed biometric identification devices vulnerabilities discovered by Positive Technologies

Current threats include biometric identification bypass and breach of perimeter, IDEMIA has released firmware updates

Positive Technologies: Attackers Customize Malware to Conduct Attacks on Virtual Infrastructure

Positive Technologies today unveiled its Cybersecurity Threatscape Q1 2021 research report, which finds cyber incidents continue to rise, ransomware accounts for nearly two-thirds of all malware attacks, and more cybercriminals are customizing malware for attacks on virtual infrastructure.

Denis Baranov, former Managing Director of Positive Technologies, is named new CEO

Founder and CEO for the past 20 years, Yuri Maksimov, who ran Positive Technologies for almost 20 years, will become head of the future board of directors

SonicWall Fixes Post-Authentication Vulnerability Discovered by Positive Technologies

Attackers could disrupt an organization’s business processes

Positive Technologies Discovers Vulnerability in Fortinet Firewall

Attackers could gain full control over the firewall server; Fortinet has fixed the flaw

Positive Technologies Helps Cisco Fix Vulnerabilities in its IT Infrastructure Deployment Solution

Attackers could disrupt the operation of enterprise IT systems by deleting backups

Positive Technologies Identifies Vulnerabilities in WAGO Industrial Controller

Positive Technologies experts Vyacheslav Moskvin and Sergey Fedonin have revealed two vulnerabilities in the firmware of the WAGO 750-8207 industrial controller, one of critical severity. The 750 series controllers are used for building automation for renewable energy sources at numerous installations: transformer stations and other power distribution facilities, in the petrochemical industry, water supply and other public utilities, shipbuilding, marine and coastal structures, for mechanical engineering, and other fields. The manufacturer has released security updates and recommendations on ways to reduce the risk.

Positive Technologies Uncovers Critical Vulnerabilities in CODESYS; Serious Threat to Industrial Control Systems Worldwide

Remote code execution on PLC is a menace to technological processes

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