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SentinelOne explores how AI is both a growing cloud attack surface and a powerful defense tool. Learn more in part two of this blog series. Recently, SentinelOne published two reports highlighting each side of the cloud security challenge: The Cloud Security Survey Report presents insights from 400 cybersecurity managers and practitioners covering current cloud security operations,…

“My phone’s been hacked!” These are words you never want to hear or say. Ever. You are not alone in this sentiment. Our phones have become the central hub of our lives, storing everything from personal and financial information, access to payment apps, files, photos, and contacts. This has made our phones irresistible, prized targets for…

Keeping a close eye on your production clusters is not just good practice—it’s essential for survival. Whether you’re managing applications at scale or ensuring robust service delivery, understanding the vital signs of your clusters through metrics is like having a dashboard in a race car, giving you real-time insights and foresight into performance bottlenecks, resource…

SentinelOne shares distinct attack clusters and a detailed timeline of events on an active exploit of the ToolShell 0-day in MS SharePoint. On July 19th, Microsoft confirmed that a 0-day vulnerability impacting on-premises Microsoft SharePoint Servers, dubbed “ToolShell” (by researcher Khoa Dinh @_l0gg), was being actively exploited in the wild. This flaw has since been…

Picture this: You’ve just arrived at a bustling airport, exhausted from your journey but excited for your vacation. While waiting for your connecting flight, you pull out your phone to share that first travel selfie or check your hotel reservation. You spot the airport’s free Wi-Fi network and connect without a second thought. What you…

Attention all scribes and tale-weavers of the DEF CON community – the DEF CON 33 Short Story Contest is open for business! It takes place entirely online – you can find the details at https://forum.defcon.org/node/252691. The theme is Access Everywhere. In addition to literary glory, you can also win free human badges for DC33. let’s…

Organizations are increasingly turning to Kubernetes to orchestrate their containerized applications. However, many enterprises face unique challenges that cloud-based Kubernetes solutions cannot fully address. These challenges include leveraging existing bare metal infrastructure, ensuring data sovereignty, optimizing costs, and maintaining granular control over their environments. By deploying Kubernetes on bare metal, companies can achieve greater infrastructure…

Your dream vacation could become a nightmare if you fall for these sophisticated AI-powered scams. The travel industry is experiencing an unprecedented surge in AI-powered fraud. What started as simple fake booking websites has evolved into something far more sinister: criminals are now using artificial intelligence to clone the voices and identities of trusted travel…

Police disrupt ransomware and DDoS attackers, Katz Stealer expands multi-stage infection campaign, and DPRK-actors spread npm malware. The Good | Cybercriminals Face Disruptions Across Ransom, DDoS & Extortion Campaigns Cameron John Wagenius, a 21-year-old former U.S. Army soldier, has pleaded guilty to attacking and extorting at least ten U.S. telecom and tech companies, including AT&T…

Reports last week detail a “16 billion password leak”, with major news outlets worldwide proclaiming this as one of the “largest data breach in history. The exposed dataset appears to be a massive compilation of previously leaked login credentials combined with recent information harvested from devices infected with a type of malware called an infostealer.…