Alexander Culafi is a News Writer for TechTarget, specializing in cybersecurity reporting. With a background in writing novels and a passion for video games, Alexander brings a unique perspective to his articles, covering topics such as zero-day flaws, ransomware attacks, and critical software vulnerabilities.
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Ivanti said a limited number of its Cloud Service Application customers have been attacked via exploit chains containing new zero-day vulnerabilities.
Threat actors are using tools like ChatGPT for tasks such as malware development and political influence operations, OpenAI said Wednesday.
The Microsoft Digital Defense Report 2024 said nation-state actors are increasingly leveraging common cybercrime tools, tactics and personnel.
Fortinet confirmed reports of a critical zero-day vulnerability in FortiManager, which CISA added to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.
This podcast episode covers the SEC charging four companies for downplaying SolarWinds attacks, raising questions about transparency in cybersecurity.
Palo Alto Networks' Unit 42 linked a North Korean state-sponsored actor to a Play Ransomware attack observed last month.
Sophos on Thursday unveiled a years-long Chinese nation-state threat campaign against its firewall products, as well as the techniques the cybersecurity vendor used to detect and thwart the attacks.
CISA Director Jen Easterly said U.S. election systems have never been more secure during a Monday afternoon media briefing, but she warned that
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