Author: Aditya Kumar

UK and Allied Nations Warn of Russian Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure

UK and Allied Nations Warn of Russian Cyberattacks Targeting Critical Infrastructure

Cybersecurity agencies from the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, Canada, and several allied nations have issued a joint warning about an ongoing Russian cyber campaign targeting critical infrastructure organizations worldwide. New reporting from Cybersecurity News highlights that the activity has been attributed to Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) Center 16, also tracked under names

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ServiceNow Vulnerability Could Allow Attackers to Execute Remote Malicious Code

ServiceNow Vulnerability Could Allow Attackers to Execute Remote Malicious Code

ServiceNow has become a critical platform for enterprise IT operations, powering everything from IT service management and HR workflows to security operations and business automation. Because of its deep integration across enterprise environments, vulnerabilities affecting ServiceNow can have far-reaching consequences. New reporting from Cybersecurity News highlights a newly disclosed ServiceNow vulnerability that could allow attackers

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Opera GX Zero-Click Vulnerability Could Let Attackers Execute Code Without User Interaction

Opera GX Zero-Click Vulnerability Could Let Attackers Execute Code Without User Interaction

Modern web browsers have evolved into powerful platforms that handle everything from online banking and business applications to gaming and cloud services. As browsers continue gaining new capabilities, they also become increasingly attractive targets for attackers. New reporting from Cybersecurity News reveals a zero-click vulnerability affecting Opera GX that could allow attackers to execute malicious

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Bad Epoll Zero-Day Vulnerability Enables Local Privilege Escalation on Linux Systems

Bad Epoll Zero-Day Vulnerability Enables Local Privilege Escalation on Linux Systems

Linux powers everything from enterprise servers and cloud platforms to containerized workloads and critical infrastructure. While its security model is robust, vulnerabilities within the Linux kernel can have far-reaching consequences because they affect the operating system at its core. New reporting from Cybersecurity News highlights a newly disclosed Bad Epoll zero-day vulnerability that allows attackers

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