Category: Cybersecurity

Critical FortiOS and FortiProxy Vulnerability – FG-IR-23-001

Critical FortiOS and FortiProxy Vulnerability – FG-IR-23-001: Fortinet has just announced a critical vulnerability in all versions. A buffer underwrite (‘buffer underflow’) vulnerability in FortiOS & FortiProxy administrative interface may allow a remote unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code on the device and/or perform a DoS on the GUI, via specifically crafted requests. The impact …

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Ransomware solution for VMware ESX

Updated February 8, 2023. CISA has released a data recovery script dubbed “ESXiArgs-Recover” in order to help users who have been affected by the massive worldwide ESXiArgs ransomware server attacks on VMWare’s vSphere: GitHub. _________ Hacker group used a method that we encountered for the first time. A super-intelligence who thinks they can only get …

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Enterprise Cybersecurity challenges in 2023

In 2022, a lot of new variants of ransomware and groups (Ransomware as a Service) have targeted several major organizations and enterprises. New techniques (new features introduced by the notorious “LockBit” group, and a newcomer, “Play” that employs self-propagation techniques) and groups emerged as targeted ransomware attacks double in 2022. Today’s organizations, no matter their …

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Critical Fortigate VPN SSL Vulnerability – CVE-2022-42475

Updated on Tuesday 13, December – Affected versions. Critical VPN SSL Vulnerability (FortiOS): Fortinet has just announced a critical vulnerability in all versions. Vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited remotely to compromise firewall or where remote code execution is considered likely in common situations. Manipulate the dynamic resources of some processes, the goal is to …

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Hackers love it when you post pictures of your work environment

Hackers love it when you post pictures of your work environment! We are all proud of what we are doing and proud of the great companies we are working in. But by taking pictures of your work environment for LinkedIn or your career blog you are unintentionally disclosing information about your technical setup. This is …

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