The SPAWNCHIMERA malware exploits a vulnerability in Ivanti Connect Secure, allowing it to evade detection and patch the vulnerability itself, preventing other exploit attempts. The malware redirects its traffic via a hidden path, making standard detection harder. The malware also encodes its SSH private key, replaces hardcoded traffic identifiers, and removes debugging messages, making analysis and detection more challenging. Experts advise organizations using the affected software to apply patches and monitor for compromises.
New Guidelines: Cybersecurity Resilience in the Healthcare Industry
In response to growing cyber threats, healthcare cybersecurity requirements are set to tighten, shifting towards resilience rather than prevention. The proposed changes include an emphasis
