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The GitHub Actions Worm: Compromising GitHub Repositories Through the Actions Dependency Tree

Prisma Clud

Get an in-depth look at the attack vectors, technical details and a real-world demo in this blog post highlighting our latest research. Reference a tag. Figure 8: Calling an action using a tag We can use the secrets exfiltrated in the flow to infect the repository with malicious code. Reference a commit hash. Reference a branch.

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Identifying & Deletion of Orphan Members in OneStream via simple Excel hacks

Perficient

This blog focuses on simple Excel & Notepad++ based techniques, to populate the list of orphan members, and deleting them (if required). Tools Required Technique shared in the blog requires 2 software: Microsoft Excel Notepad++ Notepad++ is an open-source software available free of cost. In Search Mode, select Regular Expression.

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Palo Alto Networks Secures Black Hat from Itself

Palo Alto Networks

Our threat hunters will leverage dedicated NGFWs enabled with the CDSS suite: Advanced Threat Prevention to detect network attacks, defend against vulnerabilities, detect malleable C2 and zero day SQLi, as well as CMDi attacks. The post Palo Alto Networks Secures Black Hat from Itself appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

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KanbanStats - an average improvement

Marcusoft

I wrote a whole array of blog posts on process metrics and now Mr Vacanti threw some of it on its head. In this blog post, I will instead show you a better (and much simpler) way to show data that helps you forecast (not estimate mind you) when it will be done. I’m an avid reader and a non-recovering learn-o-holic.

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Busted by Cortex XDR: a True Story of Human Intuition and AI

Palo Alto Networks

These analysts are called Unit 42: the global threat intelligence team at Palo Alto Networks that is renowned for their work to hunt, catch and tag threats. Beaconing is when a piece of malware sends and receives short, intermittent, repeating beacons to and from the internet, which may indicate command and control (C2) activity.

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10 Cloud Security Risks Organizations Should Address

Prisma Clud

You can view indicators of compromise (IOC) for each CTAG under respective tags that include Automated Libra, Adept Libra, Thief Libra, Money Libra, Aged Libra and Returned Libra. interacting with known command and control (C2) nodes or running malicious binaries post-compromise).