A few default guest setting manipulations in Azure AD and over-promiscuous low-code app developer connections can upend data protections.
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 July 17, 2023
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Rogue Azure AD Guests Can Steal Data via Power Apps
A few default guest setting manipulations in Azure AD and over-promiscuous low-code app developer connections can upend data protections.
Zimbra Zero-Day Demands Urgent Manual Update
A bug in Zimbra email servers is already being exploited in the wild, Google TAG researchers warn.
Cisco Flags Critical SD-WAN Vulnerability
A flaw in the REST API of Cisco's SD_WAN vManage software could allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to perform data exfiltration.
Electrical Grid Stability Relies on Balancing Digital Substation Security
Because digital substations are critical elements of electrical systems, they are a prime target for sophisticated cyberattacks.
Training's New Understanding
Risk reduction is the new gold standard for cybersecurity awareness training.
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