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Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe The security industry is buzzing about unprecedented attacks and vulnerabilities involving MS E

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This week in #SecuritySnacks: Microsoft Exchange Server has four zero-days to urgently patch, t

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This week’s security news are all about substantial hacking techniques you might want to know t

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Grab a coffee to go with these #SecuritySnacks! As an entrée, we have unpatched remote code exe

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Hackers (from both sides) have been busy this past week! A bug hunter published a clever new at

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Supply chain attacks seem to be the new normal. Just this week… 1.6 million US unemployment cla

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe After witnessing state-sponsored threat actors targeting a slew of security vendors, we’re now

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This week in cybersecurity news: A bunch of critical vulnerabilities were found in Cisco produc

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This week, we heard of yet another supply chain attack involving Mimecast certificates and Micr

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Time for your weekly cybersecurity news report! T-Mobile had its fourth data breach in three ye

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This is it! The first day of a hopefully “normal” year. Security-wise, this has been a relative

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Happy holidays to all! This is the last edition of 2020, an already eventful year that ends wit

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Remember last week’s FireEye breach? It is now slowly unfolding as a massive global campaign an

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe FireEye, one of the world top cybersecurity firms, was hacked probably by a nation-state actor.

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe 2020, an already memorable year, still has a stock of surprises for us: A zero-click exploit th

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe This week, Facebook dodged a pretty serious cybersecurity bullet. A couple of reports showed in

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe As if 2020 wasn’t scary enough, DNS cache poisoning is back from the dead! 123456 is still the

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe Patches, patches and more patches! This sums up the past couple of weeks. Patching remains a ch

Security Snacks is a weekly digest of the most notable InfoSec news. Its purpose is to provide a one-stop source for getting a high-level view of the state of security and hacking. Click here to subscribe What a weird week! Ransoms taking cyber crime to a new low, Trump making foes with both black h