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Attackers are mass-scanning exposed Vite servers to exploit CVE-2026-39364 and steal AWS credentials, Azure tokens and other sensitive infrastructure data. Read more: buff.ly/C3M6JLR #Cybersecurity #Vite #CloudSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement #DevSecOps
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Attackers Target Vite Servers in Scanning Campaign to Steal AWS, Azure Info
F5 researchers saw a sharp spike in automated reconnaissance operations against developer tools in August, including a wide-ranging scanning campaign targeting vulnerable internet-exposed Vite...
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Attackers get faster while defenders finish the incident review and watch the recommendations wait for staff, budget or the next change window, and recursive security is the emerging approach that wants to close that gap by having offensive agents continually challenge defensive
Recursive Security: What If the Defenders Get Smarter, Too?
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FinCEN has clarified that banks may share fraud-related alerts in real time under Section 314(b) of the USA PATRIOT Act, resolving a question that has kept institutions staring at their own sliver of the fraud ecosystem while criminals saw the whole chessboard. The guidance
FinCEN Says the Quiet Part Out Loud: Banks Can Share Fraud Alerts in Real Time
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Tomorrow at 1 PM ET: Migration risk starts before the workload moves. See how @zscaler and @awscloud use Zero Trust, dependency visibility and performance monitoring to support secure application migration. Register: buff.ly/qNa145L #ZeroTrust #AWS
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Hackers posing as IT support are using Microsoft Teams help desk calls to talk employees into granting remote access or running software, with a campaign Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 calls Spring Ring targeting more than 150 employees at 10 organizations between January and April.
Microsoft Teams IT Support Calling? Not So Fast, Hackers are Exploiting Trust in Spring Ring
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