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Meet the Sysdig Threat Research and Cybersecurity Strategy Team - Vimarsana News

Meet the Sysdig Threat Research and Cybersecurity Strategy Team

Sysdig, the leader in cloud security powered by runtime insights, today released its "2024 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report." Following the company's seventh annual report, the recent significant infrastructure breaches across well-known...

Patch Now: Critical Windows Kerberos Bug Bypasses Microsoft Security - Vimarsana News

Patch Now: Critical Windows Kerberos Bug Bypasses Microsoft Security

A second, easy-to-exploit critical security vulnerability in Microsoft's first 2024 Patch Tuesday allows RCE within Hyper-Virtualization.

Microsoft fixes critical flaws in Windows Kerberos, Hyper-V (CVE-2024-20674, CVE-2024-20700) - Vimarsana News

Microsoft fixes critical flaws in Windows Kerberos, Hyper-V (CVE-2024-20674, CVE-2024-20700)

For January 2024 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft has released fixes for 49 flaws, two of which are critical: CVE-2024-20674 and CVE-2024-20700.

iTWire - Microsoft issues fixes for 48 CVEs on first Patch Tuesday for 2024 - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Microsoft issues fixes for 48 CVEs on first Patch Tuesday for 2024

Microsoft has issued patches for 48 CVEs in its first Patch Tuesday release for the year, with no zero-day or publicly disclosed vulnerabilities among...

Source: itwire.com
A 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft explains how the 'USB Cart of Death' featuring 60 daisy-chained USB devices taunted developers with BSODs - Vimarsana News

A 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft explains how the 'USB Cart of Death' featuring 60 daisy-chained USB devices taunted developers with BSODs

Veteran Microsoft Software Engineer David William Plummer recently touched base with Raymond Chen, a 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft, talking all things USB Cart of Death and more.

Source: yahoo.com