
Blog Series
Month: June 2023

New RomCom malware uncovered by...
Trend Micro has discovered a new campaign involving a malware called RomCom which tricks users into downloading harmful software by impersonating well-known or fictional websites. Trend Micro researchers have been...
New Arch Linux ISO Released...
Arch Linux is based on a rolling-release model. It includes numerous advanced features that cater to the needs of GNU/Linux users, such as the systemd init system, modern file systems,...
Data Leaks and Cybersecurity...
In recent years, data leasks and breaches have emerged as significant risks for organizations, particularly those that rely heavily on cloud services for storing and managing their sensitive data. A...
Python Package Index (PyPI) targeted...
ReversingLabs has uncovered a novel attack targeting the Python Package Index (PyPI). This attack method involves integrating malware with compiled code, exploiting the direct execution capabilities of Python byte code...
GNOME 45 is Scheduled for...
The GNOME developers have already announced the release schedule for the upcoming release, GNOME 45. This includes the six-month-long development cycle and the official release date is September 20, 2023....
The Risks of an Open-Source...
Open-source software has emerged as a crucial component of the software development ecosystem. It has gained widespread adoption among developers worldwide, owing to its benefits – such as cost-efficiency, adaptability,...
Kaspersky warns of “Operation Triangulation”...
Kaspersky has warned about an ongoing attack called Operation Triangulation on Apple’s iMessage. The attacks, which started in 2019, are utilizing a zero-click, zero-day vulnerability which enables code execution and...
Kali Linux 2023.2 Features Hyper-V...
Offensive Security has announced the release of the second 2023 Kali rolling release, Kali Linux 2023.2, on May 30, 2023. Kali Linux 2023.2 brings numerous updates and improvements, all implemented...
TuxCare Launches SecureChain for Java...
Customers gain peace of mind, accelerated efficiencies, and strengthened compliance with independently verified and vulnerability-free Java packages and an assured Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for each package Company...
BlackCat ransomware exploits signed Windows...
Trend Micro has disclosed details about a ransomware attack that utilized the ALPHV/BlackCat virus. The attack employed a sophisticated technique involving the use of signed malicious Windows kernel drivers, enabling...
Weekly Blog Wrap-Up (June 5...
Welcome to the TuxCare Weekly Blog Wrap-Up – your go-to resource for the latest insights on cybersecurity strategy, Linux security, and how to simplify the way your organization protects its...