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We are thrilled to collaborate with Merlin Cyber on our comprehensive guide on enhancing government resilience through MOBILE APPLICATION VETTING (MAV)! For all apps, Zimperium z3A evaluates the RISKS posed by MOBILE APPS that agents download to their devices and provides deep intelligence about app behavior with unprecedented granularity, including content (the app code itself), intent (the app’s behavior), and context (the domain, certificates, shared code, network communications, and other data).  Join us in reinforcing #MobileSecurity across government entities. Dive into the guide and take the first step towards a more secure MOBILE environment. #WeSecureMobile #mobilethreatdefense #MobileAppVetting #mobileAppSecurity #cybersecurity #zerotrustsecurity #mobilethreats #zerodaysecurity #MobileFirstSecurity

Is Your E-Shop Safe? Web applications are a critical asset for businesses today, but they can also introduce #cybersecurity risks if not properly tested. In this video, our Director of Cyber Security and Ethical Hacker, ⚡ Arron M. Finnon ⚡, explains the importance of web application testing using the analogy of virtual "store detectives". 🕵️♀️ Taking proactive steps like thorough testing is key to identifying and addressing vulnerabilities before attackers can exploit them. Stay tuned for the next video in the series! For ongoing protection, check out our full suite of managed security services. Link in comments 🔗. #turbinetech #testing

Hello everyone, I’ve been conducting various research efforts to enhance my skills in cybersecurity. Specifically, I’ve been delving into the penetration testing processes of both mobile and web applications. In this article, I thoroughly examined Diva, a popular security testing application, and provided my own solutions. I hope you find them useful!

#CVE20241708 and #CVE20241709 affect remote desktop app #ScreenWise. These new vulnerabilities, scored 8.4 and 10 in severity, were disclosed by parent company ConnectWise this week. Read on for mitigation steps and more:

#CVE20241708 and #CVE20241709 affect remote desktop app #ScreenWise. These new vulnerabilities, scored 8.4 and 10 in severity, were disclosed by parent company ConnectWise this week. Read on for mitigation steps and more:

🌐 URL encoding is a crucial practice that enhances the security of web applications. By converting special characters into a format that can be transmitted over the internet, we protect our data from potential threats like injection attacks and XSS vulnerabilities. Implementing URL encoding not only safeguards user information but also ensures a smoother user experience. Remember, security starts with small steps! 🔒✨ Curious to learn more about how URL encoding can benefit your web app? Join the discussion below! 👇 #WebSecurity #URLencoding #TechTips

Apple has rolled out security updates to tackle a zero-day vulnerability in its Safari web browser, exploited during this year’s Pwn2Own Vancouver hacking contest. Known as CVE-2024-27834, this issue has been resolved through strengthened checks on macOS Monterey and macOS Ventura systems. The Master of Pwn winner, Manfred Paul, disclosed this vulnerability in partnership with Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative. Apple Safari Zero-Day Flaw The Safari WebKit vulnerability, tagged as CVE-2024-27834, allows attackers with arbitrary read and write capability to potentially bypass pointer authentication. “An attacker with arbitrary read and write capability may bypass Pointer Authentication,” stated Apple. ~First Hackers News To Continue reading this article, click on this link >>> https://lnkd.in/gdNVfUbN #apple #securityupdates #zeroday #vulnerability #safari #webbrowser #hack #macOS #trendmicro #attackers #cyberattack #cybernews #cybersecurity #fhn #firsthackersnews #informationsecurity #latestupdates

***Title: Act Now: High Potential Risk To Firefox Users*** Heads up, Firefox users! 🚨An article I recently came across on 'The Hacker News,' "Mozilla Warns of Active Exploitation in the Wild of Firefox Zero-Day Vulnerability," signals a potential risk you should be aware of. When we navigate the digital matrix🌐, security vulnerabilities are our biggest hurdles, and this time it appears Mozilla's Firefox has a critical one. A zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2023-4863) that affects Firefox versions 104 and later, is being actively exploited. This presents a scary but common situation in our digital realm - allowing attackers to execute arbitrary codes on your machine.💻 While Mozilla is putting up a good fight to fix this, the immediate solution is to update your browser ASAP. 🛠️ Let's remember – the best cure is prevention. Now, let's move a bit into the numbers.📊 - **Rise of Zero-Day Vulnerabilities**: We're seeing a massive surge in zero-day vulnerabilities in the wild (*50% increase* in the past year according to Cybersecurity Ventures). - **Potential Risk Pool**: Firefox, with a market share of around *4.5%*, which paints a picture of the potentially massive pool of users at risk (📈StatCounter). - **The Power of Patching**: A mitigating strategy against such attacks could be timely patching, with a potential *90%* reduction in risk (💡SANS Institute). In retrospect, the comments on the article resonate with the apprehension many of us feel. Some consumers are frustrated, some are cautious, and some suggest alternatives & modulations like switching browsers or enabling 'sandbox.' So, how does this change your perspective on online security🔒? And are there any temporary steps you've opted for until the issue gets resolved? #Cybersecurity #BrowserVulnerability #Firefox #ZeroDayVulnerability *(For complete details, see sources in the first comment)*

#CVE20241708 and #CVE20241709 affect remote desktop app #ScreenWise. These new vulnerabilities, scored 8.4 and 10 in severity, were disclosed by parent company ConnectWise this week. Read on for mitigation steps and more:

#CVE20241708 and #CVE20241709 affect remote desktop app #ScreenWise. These new vulnerabilities, scored 8.4 and 10 in severity, were disclosed by parent company ConnectWise this week. Read on for mitigation steps and more: