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Cryptocurrency Mining Attack Exploiting PHP Vulnerabilities: An Emerging Threat

A new and growing threat has emerged, targeting vulnerable PHP servers with a sophisticated cryptocurrency mining attack. This exploit takes advantage of misconfigured or unpatched PHP servers, allowing malicious actors to gain unauthorized access and deploy mining malware. The campaign focuses on exploiting vulnerabilities in PHP, particularly CVE-2024-4577, which has already been linked to several exploit attempts and continues to affect systems worldwide.

Vulnerability Management Best Practices

With each organization facing over 30 critical or high-risk vulnerabilities per website/public-facing asset annually and 31% of these remaining open for over 180 days, the pressure to address vulnerabilities promptly is undeniable. Delays in patching not only increase the risk of breaches but also erode the trust of clients, vendors, and partners while compromising compliance efforts.

Decoding SEBI's CSCRF: VAPT and Steps to Cyber Resilience

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has raised the bar on cybersecurity with its newly introduced Cybersecurity and Cyber Resilience Framework (CSCRF), effective August 20, 2024. For regulated entities (REs)—including stockbrokers, depositories, asset managers, and alternative investment funds—the framework not only requires compliance but also lays out a clear path toward resilience. These new guidelines require REs to implement VAPT and risk management, among other mandates.

Preventing WAF Bypass: How AppTrana Protects Origin Servers with Resilient Architecture

A recent discovery by Zafran.io reveals critical vulnerabilities in web application firewalls (WAFs) from providers like Akamai and Cloudflare. Misconfigured origin validation allows attackers to bypass WAF protections and directly access backend servers, creating opportunities for data breaches, DDoS attacks, and more. While most WAF vendors offer IP whitelisting as a solution, implementing it presents significant challenges such as.

181 Key Cybersecurity Statistics: Vulnerabilities, Exploits, and Their Impact for 2025

As we enter 2025, the cybersecurity statistics from 2024 and previous years reveal a critical landscape of evolving threats, from a surge in vulnerabilities to increasingly sophisticated cyber-attacks. This blog delves into the latest cybersecurity data, exploring trends like zero-day exploits, and unpatched vulnerabilities, to help you craft a proactive strategy for 2025 cybersecurity challenges.

How Do Websites Get Hacked?

We witness a sharp surge in website security risks, as highlighted in the latest State of Application Security 2023 Annual Report. AppTrana WAAP blocked over 6 billion attacks across 1400+ websites under its protection. Every website is at risk, regardless of whether it is a simple blog, a portfolio showcase, a small cupcake business, or a dynamic e-commerce platform. Why would someone hack my website? How do hackers check if my website is hackable? How do websites get hacked?

CVE-2024-9264 - Grafana's SQL Expressions Vulnerability

A critical vulnerability, CVE-2024-9264, has been discovered in Grafana, the open-source analytics and visualization platform widely used by organizations worldwide. According to Netlas.io, over 100,000 Grafana instances may be vulnerable globally, with nearly 19,000 in the U.S. alone. This vulnerability poses significant risks, enabling remote code execution (RCE), allowing attackers to execute arbitrary system commands and access sensitive files.