A previously undocumented China-linked adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) framework known as “DKnife” has been identified operating at network gateways, where it intercepts and manipulates in-transit traffic. According to Cisco Talos’ findings, the framework has been active since at least 2019 and remains operational as of early 2026. Rather than targeting endpoints directly, DKnife is deployed at the…
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DKnife targets network gateways in long running AitM campaign
A previously undocumented China-linked adversary-in-the-middle (AitM) framework known as “DKnife” has been identified operating at network gateways, where it intercepts and manipulates in-transit traffic. According to Cisco Talos’ findings, the framework has been active since at least 2019 and remains operational as of early 2026. Rather than targeting endpoints directly, DKnife is deployed at the…
Global Security News, Network Security, Security
The Raspberry Pi wakeup call: Why enterprises must rethink physical security
A recent attack on a French ferry, in which an attacker reportedly plugged a tiny computer called a Raspberry Pi into the network in an attempt to break into the vessel’s operations, offers an important lesson for enterprise CISOs: one analyst estimated that half of all enterprises would likely be compromised by the same attack…
Global Security News, Network Security, Security
NETSCOUT wins “Overall Network Security Solution of the Year”
When it comes to cybersecurity, visibility is everything. Without it, even the most advanced tools can’t help teams detect, investigate, or respond effectively to threats lurking in their networks. That’s why we’re proud to announce that NETSCOUT’s Omnis Cyber Intelligence has been named “Overall Network Security Solution of the Year” in the ninth annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough…
Global Security News, Network Security, Security
Enterprise network security blighted by legacy and unpatched systems
The extent to which enterprise networks are sprawling, half-visible, and full of PC and servers running obsolete versions of operating systems and vulnerable IoT devices has been laid bare by new research. Twenty-six percent of Linux systems and 8% of Windows systems are running on end-of-life (EOL) versions of operating systems, according to research from…
Exploits, Global Security News, Network Security, Security
Spy vs spy: Security agencies help secure the network edge
The national intelligence services of five countries have offered enterprises advice on beating spies at their own game in a series of documents intended to help them protect network edge devices and appliances such as firewalls, routers, VPN (virtual private networks) gateways, internet of things (IoT) devices, internet-facing servers, and internet-facing OT (operational technology) systems…