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Help Net Security

GreyNoise unveils MCP Server to power AI-driven SOC workflows

https://eclypsium.com/blog/cisco-asa-scanning-surge-cyberattack/

Surge in Cisco ASA Scanning Hints At Coming Cyberattacks

CrowdStrike

CrowdStrike Unleashes the Agentic Security Workforce to Transform Security Operations

The Register

15 ransomware gangs ‘go dark’ to enjoy 'golden parachutes'

Seculore

Cisco ASA Zero-Day Warning: What Public Safety Agencies Need to Know

SC Media

Scans targeting Cisco ASA devices lead to warnings of future attacks

Red Hot Cyber

Prelude to Compromise: Targeted Scans of Cisco ASA Surge

Security Experts Track Unusual Increase in Cisco ASA Scanning

BleepingComputer

Surge in networks scans targeting Cisco ASA devices raise concerns

SecNews

Cisco ASA: Hackers exploit vulnerabilities on 25,000 IPs

Trending Now Cybersecurity

Hackers Target Cisco ASA Devices in Massive Scan Across 25,000 IPs

CyberSIXT

A Massive Coordinated Attack Is Probing Cisco ASA Devices

Teamwin

Hackers Scanning Cisco ASA Devices to Exploit Vulnerabilities from 25,000 IPs

Solomon on Cybersecurity

Probing of Cisco ASA portals may be a sign of imminent attack

Medium

Cybersecurity To Protect From Malicious AI: Daniel Grant Of GreyNoise Intelligence On How To Develop An Effective Product Security Strategy

Ampcus Cyber

Massive Cisco ASA Scanning Surge Raises Concern of Future Exploits

Daily CyberSecurity

A Massive Coordinated Attack Is Probing Cisco ASA Devices

Hackers Scanning Cisco ASA Devices to Exploit Vulnerabilities from 25,000 IPs

GBHackers Security

Hackers Target Cisco ASA Devices in Massive Scan Across 25,000 IPs

Cyber Press

Hackers Scan Cisco ASA Devices for Known Vulnerabilities

SafetyDetectives

Over 30,000 Malicious IPs Target Microsoft Remote Desktop in Global Surge

Australian Signals Directorate

Countering Chinese State-Sponsored Actors Compromise of Networks Worldwide to Feed Global Espionage System

Attackers are Scanning Microsoft Remote Desktop Servers in Huge Coordinated Campaign

CyberMaterial

Coordinated Scans Target Microsoft RDP