We bring you threats that are currently trending as well as new vulnerabilities that hackers are exploiting.
We bring you threats that are currently trending as well as new vulnerabilities that hackers are exploiting.
We bring you threats that are currently trending as well as new vulnerabilities that hackers are exploiting.
This edition brings you early warnings, trending news about cyber threats, and the accurate threat context. Check out which threat group is on the rampage, what vulnerability it could soon weaponize, and more.
This edition brings you early warnings, trending news about cyber threats, and the accurate threat context. Check out which threat group is on the rampage, what vulnerability it could soon weaponize, and more.
An unpatched vulnerability tracked as CVE-2022-30190 (aka Follina) in the remote Word template feature enables adversaries to execute malicious code on targeted systems of Microsoft Office.
CSW’s weekly threat intelligence edition brings to you early warnings about critical vulnerabilities that are already weaponized or could potentially be weaponized and prove dangerous to your organization and its assets.
CSW weekly threat intelligence edition brings to you early warnings about critical vulnerabilities that could potentially be weaponized and prove dangerous to your organization and its assets.
All CVEs mentioned in this blog edition have received a maximum rating from the Threat Intelligence platform indicating high probability of exploitation.
On February 08, 2022, Microsoft published updates for CVE-2022-21999 as part of its Patch Tuesday program. This vulnerability affects the Windows Print Spooler service and is a workaround for CVE-2022-1030 fixes.
Organizations have been increasingly relying on cloud services from Azure, since Microsoft provides native support. As a result, CSW penetration testers have been researching various attack vectors related to Azure. Read on to find out more about their findings.
Our researchers analyzed CISA’s catalog of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) to study the most affected products by number of vulnerabilities. Read on to learn more about their analysis.