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More than 1,600 instances of the Cacti device monitoring tool reachable over the internet are vulnerable to a critical security issue that hackers have already started to exploit.

Microsoft released advanced hunting queries (AHQs) and a PowerShell script to find and recover some of the Windows application shortcuts deleted Friday morning by a buggy Microsoft Defender ASR rule.

Numerous apps are available to get your Windows 11 experience customized how you like while removing unwanted bloatware from the operating system. In this article, we outline three applications that can help you customize Windows 11 to how you like it.

Hackers breached CircleCi in December after an engineer became infected with information-stealing malware that stole the employees 2FA-backed SSO session, allowing access to the companys internal systems.

The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), a Canadian government enterprise and the countrys largest beverage alcohol retailer, revealed that unknown attackers had breached its website to inject malicious code designed to steal customer and credit card information at check-out.

Google is working on a new feature that allows you to disable or enable Chrome extensions based on site-by-site basis.

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Microsoft says Cuba ransomware threat actors are hacking their way into victims networks via Microsoft Exchange servers unpatched against a critical server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerability also exploited in Play ransomware attacks.

Microsoft has addressed a false positive triggered by a buggy Microsoft Defender ASR rule that would delete application shortcuts from the desktop, the Start menu, and the taskbar and, in some cases, render existing shortcuts unusable as they couldnt be used to launch the linked apps.

A financially motivated threat actor tracked as Scattered Spider was observed attempting to deploy Intel Ethernet diagnostics drivers in a BYOVD (Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver) attack to evade detection from EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) security products.