FortiGate Firewalls Compromised via SSO Abuse
Attackers are exploiting SSO access on FortiGate devices to export configurations, add admin accounts, and open persistent VPN access within seconds.
Source: Arctic Wolf
Read more: CyberSecBrief

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FortiGate Firewalls Compromised via SSO Abuse
Attackers are exploiting SSO access on FortiGate devices to export configurations, add admin accounts, and open persistent VPN access within seconds.
Source: Arctic Wolf
Read more: CyberSecBrief

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Cybersecurity Glossary
Over the course of this year I have explained to colleagues and clients who’s roles are not in Cybersecurity what certain phrases or abbreviations mean. After I while I started to drop them into a word document so I could reuse them. Then I decided to make this post so I can easily share the explanations. There are bound to be things missing, please drop a comment if I have missed something and…
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Firewall Crash Bug Hits GlobalProtect
A high-severity flaw lets unauthenticated attackers remotely knock Palo Alto firewalls offline by abusing GlobalProtect gateway and portal handling.
Source: The Hacker News | Palo Alto Networks PSIRT
Read more: CyberSecBrief
MySonicWall backup breach exposes firewall credentials
SonicWall confirmed that a brute-force attack accessed backup firewall files in MySonicWall accounts, potentially exposing encrypted credentials and configuration data to attackers.
Source: BleepingComputer | SonicWall
Read more: CyberSecBrief
What Telecoms Teams Should Know About Third-Party Processing
Telecommunications operators sit at the center of the global digital infrastructure. By processing call metadata, location data, and personal identification information for millions, these firms represent high-value targets for both cyber threats and regulatory scrutiny. A significant portion of this data is managed through external partners, making it vital that telecoms teams know about…

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What Businesses Can Learn From Customer Impersonation Scams
The Anatomy of Customer Impersonation Customer impersonation scams represent a sophisticated evolution in social engineering. Unlike standard phishing, where attackers cast a wide net, these scams involve a targeted effort to hijack the identity of a legitimate client. When a fraudster successfully masquerades as a verified customer, they gain access to sensitive accounts, proprietary data, and,…
What Singaporean Businesses Should Know Before Collecting Customer Data
Navigating the PDPA Landscape Data is the lifeblood of modern commerce in Singapore, but it is also a liability. For local enterprises, the Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is not merely a set of administrative hurdles; it is the foundational legal framework that governs every interaction between a business and its customers. Every time a firm asks for an email address, tracks a cookie, or…