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 * CVE-2024-43044: A Critical RCE Vulnerability in Jenkins With 80,000 Exposed
   Devices Found
   
   A critical security vulnerability, CVE-2024-43044, was recently discovered in
   Jenkins, an open-source automation tool. This serious flaw could lead to
   Remote Code Execution (RCE). In this article, we will explore how the
   CVE-2024-43044 vulnerability can be exploited, the devices affected, and how
   t

 * Multi-Stage Malware Attack Exploiting Bing Search Engine: Analyzing Attack IP
   Addresses and Domains with Threat Hunting Tools
   
   A recent article by GBHackers reveals a new malware attack exploiting the
   Bing search engine. This multi-stage malware attack involves distributing
   malicious files, executing installers, connecting to C2 domains, and
   downloading and inserting backdoors to carry out attacks such as remote
   control, d

 * Analyzing Quasar RAT Attacks in Home Trading Systems: C2 IP Address
   Investigation Using Threat Hunting Tools
   
   In this article, we will analyze a recent trend in financial software attacks
   where Quasar RAT is distributed via personal trading systems, specifically
   using home trading systems (HTS). We will also examine the IP addresses used
   in these attacks through threat hunting tools. Threat Analysis of

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