Positive Technologies is joining GISEC Global 2025, one of the largest cybersecurity and technology exhibitions in the Middle East, on May 6–8 in Dubai. At the Positive Technologies booth (D 90, Hall 7), in-house experts will share their expertise in application security, industrial cybersecurity, and detection of cyberattacks in networkRead More…
PT SWARM expert Mark Ermolov discovered a new exploitation vector for the vulnerabilities CVE-2017-5705, CVE-2017-5706, CVE-2017-5707, CVE-2019-0090, and CVE-2021-0146, which Intel has already fixed. Previously, these issues only enabled partial compromise, but this new method can lead to a complete security breach of affected platforms. The newly discovered approach to exploitation can be applied to attacks on devices equipped with Intel Pentium, Celeron, and Atom processors from the Denverton, Apollo Lake,Read More…
Backup solutions vendor Veeam Software eliminated a vulnerability in Veeam Service Provider Console, a management platform used by backup and disaster recovery service providers. The security flaw CVE-2024-45206 (BDU:2024-1170) was discovered by PT SWARM expert Nikita Petrov.Read More…
Positive Technologies announced that Vladimir Razov, an expert from the PT SWARM team, has discovered a vulnerability in several models of D-Link routers. According to Mordor Intelligence, D-Link is one of the top three Wi-Fi router manufacturers in the world.Read More…
From early coding experiences to courtroom revelations, women across the Middle East have followed diverse and inspiring journeys into technology. On this International Women’s Day, we celebrate the stories of these exceptional leaders who have made significant strides in the tech industry,Read More…
Threat Intelligence specialists at the Positive Technologies Expert Security Center (PT ESC) have identified and analyzed a new malware campaign targeting individuals in the Middle East and North Africa. Active since September 2024,Read More…
Threat Intelligence specialists at the Positive Technologies Expert Security Center (PT ESC) have identified and analyzed a new malware campaign targeting individuals in the Middle East and North Africa. Active since September 2024, the campaign uses a modified version of AsyncRAT to target victims. To spread the malware, the attackers posedRead More…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the cybersecurity landscape, presenting both unprecedented opportunities and significant challenges for professionals in the field. By 2025 and beyond, AI will not only become a powerful tool in the hands of defendersRead More…
