Four vulnerabilities have been discovered in the Windows task scheduling service, which could be exploited by attackers seeking privilege escalation or wishing to erase evidence of malicious activities. Researchers found issues within a binary named “schtasks.exe,” enabling unauthorised access, data theft and further system compromise. To work, the threat actor must acquire a password by other means, such as password cracking or exploiting other flaws.
Cloud Security Essentials – Protecting Multi-Cloud Environments
As multi-cloud environments gain traction for flexibility and cost efficiency, securing these infrastructures is critical. By 2025, 99% of cloud security failures will be due
