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Technical illustration of ASP.NET Web Shell UAT-8099 and BadIIS malware targeting Microsoft IIS servers with malicious code snippets in the background.

Hacking Incidents

ASP.NET Web Shell Threats Targeting IIS Servers (UAT-8099 Case Study)

ASP.NET Web Shell Threats Targeting IIS Servers (UAT-8099 Case Study) Despite rapid advancements in security technology, web shells remain the preferred weapon for hackers. The UAT-8099 attack campaign,…

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UMV Obtains GS Certification Class 1 for ‘WSS 3.0’ with AI Agent

UMV Obtains GS Certification Class 1 for ‘WSS 3.0’ with AI Agent UMV (CEO Yun Sung Bang) has officially launched ‘WSS (Web Server Safeguard) 3.0’, a next-generation AI…

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BeyondTrust Flaw Used for Web Shells, Backdoors, and Data Exfiltration

BeyondTrust Flaw Used for Web Shells, Backdoors, and Data Exfiltration Recently, critical vulnerabilities were discovered in BeyondTrust solutions, which are responsible for enterprise privileged access management and remote…

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AI Security WSS: UMV & Handong Global University MOU

AI Security WSS: UMV & Handong Global University MOU UMV is setting a new standard for web server security. By integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI), the company is leaping…

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2026 Cloud Trend : Security is the New Standard of Excellence

2026 Cloud Trend : Security is the New Standard of Excellence In 2026, the criteria for cloud adoption have shifted from cost-efficiency to uncompromising security. Following major security…

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A conceptual image of the Kyowon Group logo with a digital lock icon and a "Data Breach" warning sign.

Hacking Incidents

Kyowon Group Data Breach: 9.6M Leaked & Security Guide

Kyowon Group Data Breach: 9.6M Leaked & Security Guide The Kyowon Group Data Breach is a major security incident occurring in January 2026. Kyowon Group confirmed that a…

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CISA Warns: Legacy PowerPoint and HPE OneView Exploits

CISA Warns: Legacy PowerPoint and HPE OneView Exploits On January 8, 2026, CISA expanded its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog. Specifically, they highlighted a dangerous trend where threat…

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Amazon report on active zero-day exploits targeting Cisco and Citrix enterprise infrastructure.

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Amazon Uncovers Active Exploitation of Cisco and Citrix Zero-Days

Amazon Uncovers Active Exploitation of Cisco and Citrix Zero-Days Amazon detected an actor exploiting Cisco and Citrix zero-days. Read our analysis and response to protect your corporate networks.…

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Japan’s New Cybersecurity Strategy: Active Defense Overview

Japan’s New Cybersecurity Strategy: Active Defense Overview On December 23, 2025, Japan’s Cabinet adopted a bold five-year cybersecurity strategy. It targets mounting cyber threats with proactive measures. Japan…

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An illustration representing a design-level vulnerability in the Microsoft .NET Framework that could lead to web shell attacks and unauthorized file access.

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A Design Flaw in Microsoft’s .NET Framework

A Design Flaw in Microsoft’s .NET Framework A heated debate is currently shaking the cybersecurity community. It involves a serious design flaw within Microsoft’s .NET framework. Since experts…

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A conceptual digital illustration of a stealthy cyber backdoor named BrickStorm infiltrating a secure network infrastructure and virtualization servers.

Hacking Incidents

BrickStorm: The Stealthy Backdoor Hiding in US Tech Networks

BrickStorm: The Stealthy Backdoor Hiding in US Tech Networks A long‑running espionage campaign built around the BRICKSTORM backdoor has been quietly compromising US organizations since early 2025. The…

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An illustration showing the React logo being compromised by a malicious web shell script, leading to an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) scenario.

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React2Shell Warning: Why Web Shells Drive APT Attacks

React2Shell Warning: Why Web Shells Drive APT Attacks The 2021 Log4j crisis profoundly changed the global security landscape. Today, a new large-scale threat has emerged: the React2Shell vulnerability.…

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