If you want to conduct a vulnerability scan, you can use Nmap, which is a popular tool for the security testing process. Nmap is a powerful and versatile network scanning t...

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) tracks actors involved in information operations (IO), government backed attacks and financially motivated abuse. For years, TAG has been tracking the activities of commercial spyware vendors to protect users. Today, we…

This blog talks about how to use WriteProcessMemory API Call for executing shellcode in a scenario where there is very less gap between shellcode and WriteProcessMemory call skeleton

The issue was fixed days before the company launched a new AI-powered version of the search engine.

How Apple's USB lower filter on Windows devices helps control device configurations

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The npm public registry is drowning in a tsunami of spam and phishing, and it's all thanks to everyone's favorite gun-toting antihero, John Wick.

IDs in APIs can be exploited to gain unauthorized access to data, for example though enumeration and timing attacks. These can be mitigated using authenticated encryption and opaque IDs.

Socket is using ChatGPT to examine every npm and PyPI package for security issues.

A sophisticated new toolset is being used to harvest credentials from multiple cloud service providers, including AWS SES and Microsoft Office 365.

Exploit-DB and 0day.today are two of the largest public exploit databases. In this blog, we compare the databases to determine which one is the most relevant today.

Today we are super excited to release the SafeDep vet 🚀 to identify risks in Open Source dependencies and establish trust in open source software supply chain security.

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By Henrik Brodin, Lead Security Engineer, Research The aCropalypse is upon us! Last week, news about CVE-2023-21036, nicknamed the “aCropalypse,” spread across Twitter and other media, and I quickl…