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Over 640 Citrix servers backdoored with web shells in ongoing attacks - Vimarsana News

Over 640 Citrix servers backdoored with web shells in ongoing attacks

Hundreds of Citrix Netscaler ADC and Gateway servers have already been breached and backdoored in a series of attacks targeting a critical remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability tracked as CVE-2023-3519.

Israel's largest oil refinery website offline amid cyber attack claims - Vimarsana News

Israel's largest oil refinery website offline amid cyber attack claims

Website of Israel's largest oil refinery operator, BAZAN Group is inaccessible from most parts of the world as threat actors claim to have hacked the Group's cyber systems.

Google: Android patch gap makes n-days as dangerous as zero-days - Vimarsana News

Google: Android patch gap makes n-days as dangerous as zero-days

Google has published its annual 0-day vulnerability report, presenting in-the-wild exploitation stats from 2022 and highlighting a long-standing problem in the Android platform that elevates the value and use of disclosed flaws for extended periods.

Apple rejects new name 'X' for Twitter iOS app because... rules - Vimarsana News

Apple rejects new name 'X' for Twitter iOS app because... rules

Mr. Musk may have successfully pushed Twitter's new name and logo, 'X', and even made the vanity domain x.com redirect to the social media website, but that's not to say, the Mathematical double-struck letter will fit the bill everywhere. Apple's App Store can't accept Twitter iOS app's new name due to minimum character requirements

Hawai'i Community College pays ransomware gang to prevent data leak - Vimarsana News

Hawai'i Community College pays ransomware gang to prevent data leak

The Hawaiʻi Community College has admitted that it paid a ransom to ransomware actors to prevent the leaking of stolen data of approximately 28,000 people.