Hackers Steal Over $600 Million Worth of Cryptocurrencies from Poly Network

Hackers have siphoned $611 million worth of cryptocurrencies from a blockchain-based financial network in what's believed to be one of the largest heists targeting the digital asset industry, putting it ahead of breaches targeting exchanges Coincheck and Mt. Gox in recent years. Poly Network, a...

BTC2X has an unspecified vulnerability

BTC2X B2X is an application. The smart contract implements its own functionality, a tradable Ether ERC20 token with unprotected ownership, which allows anyone to become the owner of the contract, including the recipient. there is a security vulnerability in BTC2X that could be exploited by an...

CVE-2021-34273

The CVE-2021-34273 entry describes a vulnerability in BTC2X (B2X), a tradable Ethereum ERC20 token. The issue is in the smart contract’s owned function, tied to “unprotected ownership,” which can enable an attacker to hijack a victim’s account and arbitrarily increase the token supply. Several so...

CVE-2021-3169

An issue in Jumpserver before 2.6.2, before 2.5.4, before 2.4.5 allows attackers to create a connection token through an API which does not have access control and use it to access sensitive assets...

CVE-2021-3169

An issue in Jumpserver before 2.6.2, before 2.5.4, before 2.4.5 allows attackers to create a connection token through an API which does not have access control and use it to access sensitive assets...

Design/Logic Flaw

An issue in Jumpserver before 2.6.2, before 2.5.4, before 2.4.5 allows attackers to create a connection token through an API which does not have access control and use it to access sensitive assets...

CVE-2021-3169

An issue in Jumpserver before 2.6.2, before 2.5.4, before 2.4.5 allows attackers to create a connection token through an API which does not have access control and use it to access sensitive assets...

PT-2021-19475 · Unknown · Jumpserver

Name of the Vulnerable Software and Affected Versions: Jumpserver versions prior to 2.6.2 Jumpserver versions prior to 2.5.4 Jumpserver versions prior to 2.4.5 Description: An issue in Jumpserver allows attackers to create a connection token through an API which does not have access control and u...

Jumpserver 注入漏洞

Jumpserver is an open source bastion machine from Hangzhou Feizhiyun Information Technology Co. in China. An injection vulnerability exists in Jumpserver versions 2.6.2 and below that allows an attacker to create a connection token via an API with no access control and use it to access sensitive...

Incompatibility With Rebasing/Deflationary/Inflationary tokens

Handle 0xRajeev Vulnerability details Impact WildCredit allows the permissionless listing of any ERC20 assets/pairs to be used in the protocol. Some of these tokens could charge a fee, add a reward or rebase over time. However, the protocol does not have the required support to handle such tokens...

The approval before addFunds could allow users to transfer out more assets

Handle shw Vulnerability details Impact When the user calls fulfill on the receiving chain with a non-zero callTo address, the TransactionManager approves callTo to transfer toSend amount of receiving assets. Then, the manager tries to call addFunds on callTo, and if the call fails, the manager...

Lazyrecon - Tool To Automate Your Reconnaissance Process In An Organized Fashion

Lazyrecon is a subdomain discovery tool that finds and resolves valid subdomains then performs SSRF/LFI/SQLi fuzzing, brute-force and port scanning. It has a simple modular architecture and is optimized for speed while working with github and wayback machine. Features Super fast asynchronous...

SQL Injection Vulnerability in NetGuard Network Audit System of Beijing NetGuard Nebula Information Technology Co.

Netnifty Network Security Audit System is a compliance management system for fine-grained auditing of users' operational behavior on core IT assets and servers within the network in a business environment. A SQL injection vulnerability exists in the Netnifty Network Audit System of Beijing Netnif...

How Cyber Safe is Your Drinking Water Supply?

Amid multiple recent reports of hackers breaking into and tampering with drinking water treatment systems comes a new industry survey with some sobering findings: A majority of the 52,000 separate drinking water systems in the United States still havent inventoried some or any of their informatio...

How purple teams can embrace hacker culture to improve security

The security community is continuously changing, growing, and learning from each other to better position the world against cyber threats. In the latest Voice of the Community blog series post, Microsoft Product Marketing Manager Natalia Godyla talks with Matthew Hickey, co-founder, CEO, and writ...

How purple teams can embrace hacker culture to improve security

The security community is continuously changing, growing, and learning from each other to better position the world against cyber threats. In the latest Voice of the Community blog series post, Microsoft Product Marketing Manager Natalia Godyla talks with Matthew Hickey, co-founder, CEO, and writ...

CISA Addresses the Rise in Ransomware Targeting Operational Technology Assets

CISA has published the Rising Ransomware Threat to OT Assets fact sheet in response to the recent increase in ransomware attacks targeting operational technology OT assets and control systems. The guidance: provides steps to prepare for, mitigate against, and respond to attacks; details how the...

What’s the difference between a CDN and a Web Accelerator❓

A Content Delivery Network CDN is a network of servers that deliver static assets to the end-user, while a Web Accelerator is another way of saying a CDN with a different name. The CDN is a network that has, as its primary function, optimizing access to content that is in demand, usually in the...

How Network Segmentation Simplifies PCI DSS Compliance

Read more about how proper network segmentation can simplify PCI DSS compliance by effectively reducing the number of assets in scope...

Becoming resilient by understanding cybersecurity risks: Part 4—navigating current threats

In part three of this blog series on aligning security with business objectives and risk, we explored what it takes for security leaders to shift from looking at their mission as purely defending against technical attacks, to one that focuses on protecting valuable business assets, data, and...