Security researchers discovered a name confusion attack that allows access to an Amazon Web Services account to anyone that publishes an Amazon...
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The “whoAMI” attack is a sophisticated name confusion attack that targets Amazon Web Services (AWS) accounts, particularly those using EC2 instances. Discovered by researchers at Datadog Security Labs, this attack exploits the way software projects retrieve Amazon Machine Image (AMI) IDs to create EC2 instances. Nature of the Attack The “whoAMI” attack leverages the name […]
Security researchers discovered a name confusion attack that allows access to an Amazon Web Services account to anyone that publishes an Amazon...
Researchers warn that the whoAMI attack lets attackers publish an AMI with a specific name to execute code in an AWS account. Cybersecurity...
Netskope Threat Labs researchers discovered a Golang-based backdoor using Telegram for C2 communication, possibly of Russian origin. Netskope Threat...
Netskope Threat Labs researchers discovered a Golang-based backdoor using Telegram for C2 communication, possibly of Russian origin. Netskope Threat...
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Researchers have identified a new backdoor malware, written in Go programming language, that leverages Telegram as its command-and-control (C2)...
A groundbreaking study by researchers Zhen Guo and Reza Tourani at Saint Louis University has exposed a novel vulnerability in customized large...
Threat actors are exploiting a zero-day SQL injection vulnerability in PostgreSQL, according to researchers from cybersecurity firm Rapid7. Rapid7...
Netskope Threat Labs has uncovered a sophisticated phishing campaign targeting users across various industries, including technology, manufacturing,...
Microsoft researchers warn that threat actors are delivering the Godzilla framework using a static ASP.NET machine. In December 2024, Microsoft Threat...