From bogus free trips to fake rental homes, here are some of the most common online threats you should look out for both before and during your travels
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Mondelez International has warned 51,000 of its past and present employees that their personal information has been stolen from a law firm hired by the Oreo and Ritz cracker giant.β¦
Reddit this week confirmed ransomware gang BlackCat, aka AlphaV, broke into its corporate systems in February.β¦
UPDATED Singapore-based threat intelligence outfit Group-IB has found ChatGPT credentials in more than 100,000 stealer logs traded on the dark web in the past year.β¦
With passkeys poised for prime time, passwords seem passΓ©. What are the main benefits of ditching one in favor of the other?
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An infosec incident at a major Australian law firm has sparked fear among the nation's governments, banks and businesses β and a free speech debate.β¦
Infosec in brief Remember earlier this year, when we found out that a bunch of baddies including at least one nation-state group broke into a US federal government agency's Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) web server by exploiting a critical three-year-old Telerik bug to achieve remote code execution?β¦
Sponsored Feature Life is tougher than ever for security pros facing a rising tide of cyberattacks. And adversaries are becoming more adept than ever at using diverse methods and technologies to scale up assaults on their selected targets.β¦
In the murky world of political and corporate spin, announcing bad news on Friday afternoon β a time when few media outlets are watching, and audiences are at a low ebb β is called "taking out the trash." And thatβs what Microsoft appears to have done last Friday.β¦
Hi all,
Has anybody managed to create a functioning hacking lab on Apple silicon?
Im trying to create a hacking lab so I could practice hacking vulnhub machines.
To my understanding, there are 2 alternatives to Virtual Box: 1. Using parallels 2. Using UTM
Iβm okay with buying these software, I just cant get them to work.
Things Iβve tried: 1. Following this tutorial:
I was able to create a kali vm with 2 network interfaces (one internal for contacting the target and one external for contacting the www) But when I follow the process of converting the .ova to .qcow2 and creating the machines, a lot of machines boot up with out a network interface (even though I have defined one) I will note that some machines work fine, making the problem harder to debug. (Ive tried deleting the network adapter and creating a new one, as well as changing the βhost onlyβ to βbridgedβ and it didnβt work)
I was able to create a working kali vm but couldnβt find a guide that explains how to open vulnhubβs machines in parallel. (They are usually a .ova files or .vmdk)
My main question is if anyone was able to create a lab that works with vulnhub machines on apple silicon.
My side questions are: 1. Does anyone knows how to debug my problem with UTM? (That some machines donβt recognize the network adapter) 2. Has anyone know a guide that explains how to import vulnhub machines to parallels? 3. Is there a third alternative Iβm missing?
Will appreciate any help, Thanks in advance!
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Progress Software on Friday issued a fix for a third critical bug in its MOVEit file transfer suite, a vulnerability that had just been disclosed the day earlier.β¦
FBI agents have arrested a Russian man suspected of being part of the Lockbit ransomware gang. An unsealed complaint alleges the 20-year-old was an Apple fanboy, an online gambler, and scored 80 percent of at least one ransom payment given to the criminals.β¦
Could your Android phone be home to a remote access tool (RAT) that steals WhatsApp backups or performs other shenanigans?
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Capita is facing its first legal claim over the high profile digital burglary in late March that exposed some customer data to intruders and will cost the outsourcing biz around Β£20 million ($26 million) to clean up.β¦