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cyber attack prevention
November 1, 2024
Cybersecurity threats: understanding Watering Hole Attacks
Different individual attackers and groups are responsible for watering hole attack. Governments, criminal organizations, and activist groups are perpetrators of this attack. They do this for financial gain, political or ideological motivation, intellectual property theft, personal gain, disruption of operations, Surveillance and so on.
cyber attack prevention
cybersecurity for organizations
detect watering hole attack
July 11, 2024
Intel Wrap – June
Vulnerabilities in IoT devices have increased by 136% from last year, with 33% of IoT devices analyzed in 2024 found to be vulnerable, up from 14% in 2023. Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) devices also pose significant risks, with 5% containing vulnerabilities, particularly in medical information systems, electrocardiographs, and medication
cyber attack prevention
electrocardiographs
GrimResource technique
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