CVE ID : CVE-2024-56249 Published : Jan. 2, 2025, 12:15 p.m. | 58 minutes ago Description : Unrestricted Upload of File with Dangerous Type vulnerability in Webdeclic WPMasterToolKit allows Upload a Web Shell to a Web Server.This issue affects WPMasterToolKit: from n/a through 1.13.1. Severity: 9.1 | CRITICAL Visit the link for more details, such as…

Starlink V3 Satellites Promise Blazing Fast Internet Speeds Starlink recently announced on its official X account that it will soon launch the V3 satellites, which are expected to significantly enhance its satellite internet service by increasing bandwidth and … Read more Published Date: Jan 02, 2025 (2 hours, 53 minutes ago) Vulnerabilities has been mentioned in this…

ATT&CK v15 Brings the Action: Upgraded Detections, New Analytic Format, & Cross-Domain Adversary Insights v15 is all about actionability and bringing defenders’ reality into focus — we prioritized what you need to detect, and how you can do it more effectively with detection engineering upgrades, and deeper intelligence insights across platforms. This release also reflects the new…

As mentioned in our 2024 Roadmap and the v15 release blog, we’re excited to introduce our new TAXII server and the latest addition to the ATT&CK Workbench software suite: the MITRE ATT&CK Workbench TAXII 2.1 Server. We’ve open-sourced the TAXII 2.1 code on GitHub, allowing you to set up your own servers within your organization…

V16 Brings (Re)Balance: Restructured Cloud, New Analytics, and More Cybercriminals In v16, we’re all about balance — striking that perfect chord between familiar and pioneering to keep things real and actionable. This update fine-tunes how we cover cloud environments, finding equilibrium between depth and practicality to ensure it remains practical for defenders. As part of our balancing…

Credit: https://flic.kr/p/dzyK9x CC BY-SA 2.0 ATT&CK has been brewing up something eerie for this Halloween — a release so hauntingly powerful that it will send a chill down the spine of even the most formidable adversaries. As v14 emerges from the depths, we’re proud to present a more robust and finely-tuned knowledge base. So, grab your flashlights and…

Enhancing usability, expanding scope, optimizing defenses 2023 was dynamic year for ATT&CK. We marked a decade of progress since the framework’s inception and achieved some key milestones to make ATT&CK more accessible for a wider community. Our scope (slightly) expanded to encompass activities adjacent to direct Enterprise interactions, such as non-technical, deceptive practices and social…

A Roadmap of 2023’s key efforts: From ICS Assets to more Linux and ATT&CKcon 4.0. It’s 2023 and we’re all a little older, including ATT&CK, which will be celebrating its 8th (!) release anniversary in a few short months. Last year we matured, expanded, deconflicted, and renovated the knowledge base, persevering through challenges to meet…

ATT&CK v13 Enters the Room: Pseudocode, Swifter Search, and Mobile Data Sources It’s not like a regular Tuesday, it’s a lucky Tuesday — ATT&CK v13 has arrived. As we outlined in our Roadmap, we’re working toward enhanced tools for lower-resourced defenders, improving ATT&CK’s website usability, enhancing ICS and Mobile parity with Enterprise, and evolving overall content and structure…

ATT&CK Goes to v11: Structured Detections, Beta Sub-Techniques for Mobile, and ICS Joins the Band These go to eleven By Adam Pennington and Jason Ajmo Right on cue, ATT&CK’s latest release is out, and this time we’ve gone to v11! If you’ve been following along with our roadmap there shouldn’t be any huge surprises in store, but we…