A recently discovered HTTP/2 protocol-based Distributed-Denial-of-Service (DDoS) vulnerability has been identified by multiple cloud service providers. This vulnerability enables attackers to achieve an unprecedented record of 398 million requests per second. This vulnerability has been identified as CVE-2023-44487, potentially making it one of the largest layer 7 DDoS attacks ever...
Year: 2023
NSFOCUS Launches CTEM Offerings to Mitigate Threat Exposure
NSFOCUS CTEM Offerings: A Comprehensive Solution to Enhance Your Security Posture Singapore - October 17, 2023 - NSFOCUS, a globally recognized leader in cybersecurity solutions, is pleased to announce a comprehensive suite of security offerings designed to enhance the Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program for organizations of all sizes....
APT Group DarkPink Exploits WinRAR 0-Day to Target Multiple Entities in Vietnam and Malaysia
Overview NSFOCUS Security Labs has been continuously monitoring the newly discovered WinRAR 0-day vulnerability, CVE-2023-38831. It has come to our attention that the advanced persistent threat group known as DarkPink has recently begun exploiting this vulnerability to target government entities in Vietnam and Malaysia. In this round of attack activities,...
Countdown to GovWare 2023 – The Application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cybersecurity
The stage is set, and the countdown has begun. GovWare 2023, a pivotal event in cybersecurity, is just around the corner. From a thorough review of the event agenda, we discerned that many speeches, keynotes and panels will be centered around the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity. As...
SSL Certificate Replacement Guide for NSFOCUS ADSM and Portal
When the SSL certificate for ADSM or ADSM Portal expires, we could replace it manually on the Web GUI. ADSM Click Choose File on Administration > Local Settings > SSL Certificate Replacement to upload .crt file and .key file. Then click Replace to update the SSL certificate. ADSM Portal Click Choose File...
Microsoft’s October security update for multiple high-risk product vulnerabilities
Overview On October 11, NSFOCUS CERT monitored that Microsoft had released a security update patch for October, fixing 104 security problems, involving Microsoft WordPad, Skype for Business, Windows Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol, Microsoft Message Queuing and other widely used products, including high-risk vulnerability types such as privilege enhancement, remote code...
