CVE-2021-22327 – Alert Detail – Security Database

A hacking group related to a Chinese-speaking threat actor has been linked to an advanced cyberespionage campaign targeting government and military organizations in Vietnam.The attacks have been attributed with low confidence to the advanced persistent threat (APT) called Cycldek (or Goblin Panda, Hellsing, APT 27, and Conimes), which is known for using spear-phishing techniques to compromise

Bluetooth Vulnerabilities Allow Impersonation Attacks on Devices | IT Security News 27. May 2021 This article has been indexed from Heimdal Security Blog The Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) has recently shared an advisory highlighting some newly discovered Bluetooth security bugs. The advisory states that security specialists at France’s national cybersecurity agency ANSSI have discovered multiple…

Beware of this malicious Android system update | IT Security News 29. March 2021 Cybersecurity firm Zimperium has uncovered a latest mobile security threat as a critical system update that is actually a sophisticated malware that steals data and conduct espionage on targeted smart phones. Zimperium zLabs says that the malware has capability of sending…

Governance & Risk Management , IT Risk Management , Recruitment & Reskilling Strategy Highlights From RSA Conference and Middle East Summit Anna Delaney (annamadeline) • May 21, 2021     Clockwise, from top left: Suparna Goswami, Anna Delaney, Mathew Schwartz and Tom Field Four editors at…

Indian payment services provider MobiKwik continues to deny reports of a massive security breach impacting millions of customers, despite multiple independent cybersecurity researchers claiming otherwise. Earlier this month, the company took to Twitter to accuse “a media-crazed so-called security researcher” of falsely reporting it had been subject to a security breach. MobiKwik claimed at the…

In February, security experts from Check Point disclosed a critical flaw to Amazon that may allow an attacker to take control of Kindle devices and collect personal information, according to Threat Post. The issue made Kindle devices vulnerable to malicious eBooks and currently, there is no way to tell if the flaw was exploited. The company…