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The intrusion into Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) systems in New York City Wednesday happened through a Pulse Secure zero day leveraged by Chinese threat actors. (MTA) The intrusion into Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) systems in New York City Wednesday happened through a Pulse Secure zero day leveraged by Chinese threat actors. According to published reports, the MTA’s computer systems were penetrated in April, exposing vulnerabilities in the transportation networ...

Cato Networks expands in Germany and the DACH region Cato Networks announced its further expansion in Germany and the DACH region. Cato opened a new PoP in Munich and made two new appointments to the sales management team in Germany. “The new Munich point of presence (PoP) joins our Frankfurt and Zurich PoPs and strengthens our offering in the south of Germany and in Austria, allowing for even better networking and security performance,” says Johan van den Boogaart, Cato’s Regional Sales ...

/PRNewswire/ -- Cato Networks, provider of the worlds first Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform, announced today its further expansion in Germany and...

Zero-Trust Security Market Research Report by Solution Type (API Security, Data Security, and Endpoint Security), by Authentication Type (Multi-Factor...

Cybersecurity Threatscape 2020 Cyberthreats/Incidents 2020 year in review The number of unique incidents grew by 51 percent compared to 2019. Seven out of ten attacks were targeted. Medical and government institutions were the most tempting targets for attackers. Hacking as an attack method against organizations showed an upward trend throughout the year. The total increase was 24 percentage points (10 percentage points more than in 2019). On the dark web, access-for-sale sc...

Canadians are getting smarter in refusing to fall for Windows tech support scams. These are scams where callers pretending to be from Microsoft or its partners claim your computer is infected.

Two China-linked threat groups are still exploiting unpatched flaws in Ivanti's Pulse Connect Secure VPN products, using additional malware variants to support

Chinese‌ ‌hackers continue to target Pulse Secure VPN devices as part of their cyber espionage activities.

Mandiant reported that the compromises involving Pulse Secure’s VPN appliances were at organizations across the defense, government, high tech, transportation and financial sectors.

In many instances, the attackers took advantage of an authentication bypass vulnerability in the Pulse Connect Secure (PCS) appliance (CVE-2021-22893) and a combination of previously known vulnerabilities to gain initial access on a victim network. The authentication bypass flaw was discovered and patched last month — but only after attackers had begun exploiting it in the wild. However, Mandiant researchers were often unable to determine an initial access vector because the threat actors del...