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📈 The articles that everyone is talking about!

​9 Best Vulnerability Management Software in 2023​

Vulnerability management tools protect your systems against security threats and keep your data secure.

​What Is Single Sign-On and How Does It Work? Benefits And Drawbacks​

👇 Table of content:

• Why Is Single Sign-On Important?
• How Does Single Sign-On Work?
• Benefits of Single Sign-On
• Drawbacks of SSO Authentication
• SSO Authentication Standards and Protocols

​Windows Defender ATP Any Good?​

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​3CX Supply Chain Attack On Hosting Crypto Apps​

The 3CX supply chain attack highlights the need for increased cybersecurity awareness among businesses and individuals.

Cybersecurity awareness involves educating employees and customers on cybersecurity best practices, such as password hygiene, social engineering, and software supply chain security.

​Discover a new era of security with Microsoft at RSA 2023​

👇 Table of content:

• Introducing Microsoft Security Copilot: Empowering defenders at the speed of AI
• Join your peers at Pre-Day with Microsoft
• Join us at the Microsoft Booth for interactive demos and theater sessions
• Visit the Microsoft Security Hub for networking events
• The new era of security to help you protect everything

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⚙️ Some Tools Worth Exploring

• ​Bearer CLI - Bearer CLI is a free, open-source command-line tool to help developers secure their code. It analyzes source code against common security risks and vulnerabilities and provides a direct output in a terminal with the right context to fix them quickly.
• ​TransferChain - TransferChain Send utilizes a client-side end-to-end encrypted 🔐distributed cloud ☁️ with blockchain auth ⛓ and zero-knowledge protocols – providing the world’s most Private & Secure file sharing. No one can access your files besides the intended recipients.
• ​Stryker - Powerful pen-test and ethical-hacking app to test the security of networks and wifi access points from your mobile phone. User friendliness and automation allows even non-professional users to conduct security audits and check vulnerabilities resistance.

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🔔 What's New

​Typhon Reborn V2: Updated stealer features enhanced anti-analysis and evasion capabilities​

Typhon is an information stealer first publicly reported in mid-2022.

It steals sensitive information, such as cryptocurrency wallet data, from a variety of applications and uses a “file grabber” to collect a predefined list of file types, then exfiltrates them via Telegram.

​New Rorschach ransomware hits with unique features and very fast encryption​

Researchers warn of a new strain of ransomware dubbed Rorschach that doesn't appear to be related to previously known threats and uses several unique features in its implementation, including one of the fastest file encryption routines observed so far.

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🚀 Learn and Teach Security!

​Dridex Malware, The Banking Trojan

One of the interesting features of Dridex is its use of a peer-to-peer (P2P) network for command and control (C&C) communication.

This allows the attackers to evade detection by security researchers and law enforcement, as the C&C servers can be quickly changed if one is discovered.

​DistributedCOM 10005 Error: What Is & How to Fix It​

DistributedCOM is a protocol that allows software components to communicate directly over a network.

It runs into problems when a program tries to access DistributedCOM Server, but doesn’t have enough access.

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