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After LockBit 3.0 code was leaked, several threat groups modified the ransomware builder and used it to launch their own extortion campaigns.

Within 24 hours of being notified by Secureworks in early April, Microsoft removed the abandoned reply URL from the Azure AD app.

The agency says 1,119, or approximately 85%, of those bugs have been remediated thus far, and it took agencies 38 days on average to fix or address flaws reported through its Vulnerability Disclosure Policy Platform.

In an industry that’s all too familiar with hype cycles, these three cybersecurity trends stand out in 2023 as being more than just passing fads, according to our SC Awards Winners Circle panelists from Yubico, ForgeRock and F5.

Unsurprisingly, Microsoft is the most commonly spoofed brand stopped by email security firm Abnormal Security so far this year.

The freshly-classified APT group is based in China and uses stealthy tactics that could easily translate to other parts of the world, according to Microsoft.

Our third SC Media Winners Circle panel discusses how threat actors target credentials of third parties, as well as trusting what you see in the age of generative AI.

Cisco Talos reports that the Lazarus Group leverages the ManageEngine ServiceDesk vulnerability to target a midsized internet backbone provider in the UK and multiple health care entities in the United States.