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April 3, 2022

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News

  • KA-SAT Network cyber attack overview
    Viasat is providing an overview and incident report on the cyber-attack against the KA-SAT network, which occurred on 24 February 2022, and resulted in a partial interruption of KA-SAT's consumer-oriented satellite broadband service.

  • New Spring4Shell Zero-Day Vulnerability Confirmed: What it is and how to be prepared
    On March 29, 2022, a Chinese cybersecurity research firm leaked an attack that could impact most enterprise JAVA applications, globally. An investigation of the issue showed that the root cause was a vulnerability in the open-source programming framework called Spring Core. Contrast Security Labs team confirmed the zero-day vulnerability, Spring4Shell, which could be the source of Remote Code Execution (RCE).

  • Countering threats from North Korea
    On February 10, Threat Analysis Group discovered two distinct North Korean government-backed attacker groups exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability in Chrome, CVE-2022-0609.

Tool

  • 11 Semgrep Rules for Go Web Projects

Articles

  • Authorization in a microservices world

  • How we secure Monzo’s banking platform

Tutorial

  • What to look for when reviewing a company's infrastructure
    A comprehensive guide that provides a structured approach to reviewing the security architecture of a multi-cloud SaaS company and finding its most critical components.

  • Introduction to CSRF: How can a cookie get you hacked?

  • Detect malicious activity in Okta logs with Falco and Sysdig okta-analyzer – Sysdig
    Sysdig has released the following binaries that will allow us to collect Okta events and using Falco OOTB rules to detect suspicious activity

  • Digital Forensics Basics: A Practical Guide for Kubernetes DFIR
    We covered the basic best practices to perform DFIR in a Kubernetes cluster. We also simulated how to inspect and respond to a breach.

IR & Reversing

  • A step-by-step analysis of the Russian APT Turla backdoor called TinyTurla – CYBER GEEKS
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