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Users worldwide are unable to connect to Pulse Secure VPN, a service that provides secure access for employees working remotely. Bleeping Computer found the issue stems from an expired code used to digitally sign and verify software components, which means employees are unable to access internal work. A number of enterprises report their staff can no longer access the system from home as of Monday. 'Normally, they log on to Pulse Secure via the web interface and then select their PC, which is then forwarded via the terminal server service,' a customer reported on the Pulse Secure forums.  U...

Harris Federation suffers a ransomware attack, shuts down email and telephone systems Education charity Harris Federation has become the fourth multi-academy trust to have suffered a ransomware attack since late February. The ransomware attack has forced the charity to shut down IT systems, and temprarily disable its email system and switchboard services. The Harris Federation, which now runs fifty primary and secondary academies in London and Essex with more than 36,000 pupils enrolled, announced on Monday that it suffered a ransomware attack last Saturday that enabled hackers to access its ...

Remote code execution, denial of service, API abuse possible. Meanwhile, FBI pegs China for Exchange hacks Share Copy Security and automation vendor F5 has warned of seven patch-ASAP-grade vulnerabilities in its Big-IP network security and traffic-grooming products, plus another 14 vulns worth fixing. An advisory dated today lists seven CVEs, four rated critical. Most of the bugs concern TMUI – the Traffic Management User Interface that users work with to drive F5 products – and they can be exploited to achieve remote code execution, denial of service attacks, or complete device t...

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Get Permission Supermicro and Pulse Secure have each issued advisories this past week warning users that some of their products are vulnerable to the updated version of Trickbot malware that features a bootkit module, nicknamed Trickboot, which can search for UEFI/BIOS firmware vulnerabilities. Server maker Supermicro confirmed that its X10UP "Denlow" series of motherboards has vulnerabilities that can be detected by Trickboot. Secure access gateway manufacturer PulseSecure notes that two of its Pulse Secure Appliance models can be exploited. "Supermicro is aware of the Trickboot issue whi...