Are you struggling with keeping on top of and getting ahead of the ever-growing list of vulnerabilities and threats?

We’ve compiled content from across Dark Reading to make it easy for you to explore information security vulnerabilities and the ways you can deal with the rising threat in this month’s Dark Reading Tech Digest.

Included in this issue:

• Security Vulnerabilities: The Next Wave
  Just when you thought it was safe, researchers have unveiled a new round of IT security flaws. Is your enterprise ready?
• Major Websites Vulnerable to Their Own Back-End Servers
  DoD, other websites found with back-end server flaws and misconfigurations that could give attackers an entryway to internal networks, researcher will demonstrate at Black Hat USA.
• RAT Vulnerabilities Turn Hackers into Victims
  A small number of Remote Administration Tools have vulnerabilities that can enable attack targets to turn the tables on threat actors.
• Nuclear Plants, Hospitals at Risk of Hacked Radiation Monitoring Devices
  Security researcher discovers major security flaws that can't be patched or fixed.
• Hacker Bypasses Microsoft ATA for Admin Access
  Microsoft's Advanced Threat Analytics defense platform can be cheated, a researcher will show at Black Hat USA.
• Samsung KNOX Takes Some Knocks
  Researcher at Black Hat USA will reveal Samsung KNOX 2.6 vulnerabilities and bypass techniques, and notes that new KNOX 2.8 may be at risk as well.

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