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Security researchers have identified a new malware, ResolverRAT, used in attacks on the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors. Distributed via phishing emails with malicious attachments, ResolverRAT
Funding for MITRE’s CVE and CWE programs, that provide a universal framework for tracking software flaws and coordinated disclosures, is ending in April 2025. Discontinuation
Russian espionage group Midnight Blizzard has initiated a spear-phishing campaign aimed at diplomatic entities across Europe. This campaign utilizes a new malware loader known as
A leaked MITRE letter reveals that its contract supporting the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program expires on April 16, 2025, raising concerns for cybersecurity
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