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🔒 ProxyLogon: Addressing a Critical Vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange Server 🔒 Attention cybersecurity professionals! 🚨 ProxyLogon is not just another vulnerability—it's a critical pre-authenticated threat affecting Microsoft Exchange Server.

🔒 Understanding ZeroLogon: Microsoft's Netlogon Vulnerability 🔒 ZeroLogon, a critical vulnerability in Microsoft’s Netlogon authentication protocol, underscores the vital importance of robust cybersecurity measures. An authentication protocol ser

Ensuring robust cybersecurity measures is essential in today's digital landscape. Are you familiar with Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)? This vulnerability can enable attackers to manipulate server-side applications, granting unauthorized acces

🚨 Exciting Opportunity Alert! 🚨 We are seeking a skilled Vulnerability and Penetration Tester for a critical project with the Ministry of Finance. If you're passionate about cybersecurity and ensuring the safety of critical systems, this role is a

🚨 deepseek said it would temporarily limit user registrations “due to large-scale malicious attacks” on its services. they are trying to kill the whale 🐋 😢

Security logging and monitoring failures can be detrimental to any organization's cybersecurity posture. Insufficient logging and monitoring capabilities pave the way for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities undetected, leaving organizations vulnerab

🚨 Attention, IT Professionals! 🚨 Beware of the latest security threat: PetitPotam! 🛡️ PetitPotam exploits vulnerabilities in Windows New Technology Local Area Network (LAN) Manager (NTLM), posing a significant risk to your network security. 🕵️‍

Malicious VSCode Extensions with Millions of Installs Discovered A group of Israeli researchers uncovered security vulnerabilities in the Visual Studio Code (VSCode) Marketplace by creating a fake extension called "Darcula," which mimicked the popul

Web apps are getting smarter — so are the attacks targeting them. Two of the most common threats that silently compromise user trust? CSRF and XSS. They might sound similar, but their impact and execution are very different. From hijacking user ses

Security testing ensures that applications are free from vulnerabilities like SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF, and IDOR. SQL Injection occurs when unsanitized inputs allow attackers to manipulate database queries. This can be mitigated by using parameterize