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Metasploit Weekly Wrap-Up 10/04/2024
New module content (3)
cups-browsed Information Disclosure
Authors: bcoles and evilsocket
Type: Auxiliary
Pull request: #19510 [http://github.com/rapid7/metasploit-framework/pull/19510]
contributed by bcoles [http://github.com/bcoles]
Path: scanner/misc/cups_browsed_info_disclosure
Description: Adds scanner module to retrieve CUPS version and kernel version
information from cups-browsed services.
Acronis Cyber Infrastructure default password remote code execution
Authors: Acronis Internatio
The Main Components of an Attack Surface Management (ASM) Strategy
In part one of this blog series, we looked at some of the core challenges that are driving the demand for a new approach to Attack Surface Management. In this second blog I explore some of the key technology approaches to ASM and also some of the core asset types we need to understand.
Ransomware Groups Demystified: CyberVolk Ransomware
As part of our ongoing efforts to monitor emerging cyber threats, we have analyzed the activities of CyberVolk, a politically motivated hacktivist group that transitioned into using ransomware and has been active since June 2024.
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