Zendesk vulnerability could help attackers phish, infiltrate, researchers warn
“They can use it as an additional arsenal in their toolset to land phishing emails to employee mailboxes,” researcher tells IT Brew.

“They can use it as an additional arsenal in their toolset to land phishing emails to employee mailboxes,” researcher tells IT Brew.
“It’s so easy to get burned out and just spend all your time hacking,” one full-time bug bounty hunter tells IT Brew.
The sleight-of-hand tactic “affects almost every website,” according to a recent post from security engineer Paulos Yibelo.
“Fortunately for IT security admins, all of the Backup & Replication vulnerabilities appear to have been resolved in a single update,” one expert says.
“As of February 2024, fixes have been deployed for the aforementioned apps, and users are advised to keep their device and installed applications up to date,” Microsoft Threat Intelligence shared in a post.
Inventory tools can help, as long as you know what to look for.
Some attackers have used macros to corrupt Office files with ransomware.
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