Security CERT Global
- CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog
- Ubuntu Security Update
- Mageia Security Update
- Oracle Linux Security Update
- SUSE Security Update
- HP Security Update
- Foxit Security Update
- OpenSSL Security Update
- DebianOS Security Update
- Dell Security Update
- Chrome Security Update
- CVE-2023-32318 (nextcloud_server)
- CERTFR-2023-AVI-0430 : Multiples vulnérabilités dans Stormshield Network Security (02 juin 2023)
- CERTFR-2023-AVI-0428 : Multiples vulnérabilités dans les produits Splunk (02 juin 2023)
- CERTFR-2023-AVI-0429 : Multiples vulnérabilités dans le noyau Linux d’Ubuntu (02 juin 2023)
- CERTFR-2023-AVI-0431 : Vulnérabilité dans le noyau Linux de RedHat (02 juin 2023)
- CERT-SE:s veckobrev v.22
- 0-klik-hackangreb mod iOS-brugere
- ESB-2023.3151 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 8.8
- ESB-2023.3147 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk App: CVSS (Max): 4.7
- ESB-2023.3148 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 4.8
- ESB-2023.3152 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Google Chrome: CVSS (Max): 8.8*
- ESB-2023.3149 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk App for Stream: CVSS (Max): 7.8
- ESB-2023.3143 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise: CVSS (Max): 9.8*
- ESB-2023.3153 - [SUSE] kubernetes1.18: CVSS (Max): None
- ESB-2023.3146 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Universal Forwarders: CVSS (Max): 9.8
- ESB-2023.3150 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform : CVSS (Max): 7.2
- ESB-2023.3145 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk App: CVSS (Max): 8.1
- ESB-2023.3144 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 4.3
- ESB-2023.3131 - [SUSE] openssl-1_1: CVSS (Max): 6.5
- ESB-2023.3134 - Splunk EnterpriseCVSS (Max): 5.4
- ESB-2023.3141 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 4.3
- ESB-2023.3132 - [SUSE] ImageMagick: CVSS (Max): 3.3
- ESB-2023.3138 - [Appliance] Advantech WebAccess/SCADA: CVSS (Max): 7.2
- ESB-2023.3133 - [Debian] cups: CVSS (Max): 5.9
- ESB-2023.3139 - netatalk: CVSS (Max): 9.8
- ESB-2023.3140 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise: CVSS (Max): 3.4
- ESB-2023.3136 - [Win][Linux] Splunk Cloud: CVSS (Max): None
- ESB-2023.3130 - [SUSE] ImageMagick: CVSS (Max): 7.5
- ESB-2023.3135 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 6.5
- ESB-2023.3142 - [Win][UNIX/Linux] Splunk Enterprise and Cloud Platform: CVSS (Max): 7.7
- ESB-2023.3129 - [SUSE] openssl-1_1: CVSS (Max): 6.5
- ESB-2023.3137 - [Appliance] HID Global SAFE: CVSS (Max): 7.3
- CVE-2022-45938
- CVE-2023-28147
- CVE-2023-27745
- CVE-2023-29725
- CVE-2016-15032
- CVE-2023-29724
- CVE-2023-27744
Threat Intelligence, Information, and Data: What Is the Difference?
Threat Intelligence, Information, and Data: What Is the Difference?
Key Takeaways
There’s a huge difference between threat data, information, and intelligence, and understanding the difference is essential to getting the most out of your threat intelligence platform.
As we progress from data to information to intelligence, the volume of outputs reduces while the value of those outputs increases.
Threat intelligence platforms produce data and information, which human analysts can use to produce actionable threat intelligence.
A computer can never produce threat intelligence, but humans are unsuited to the task of collecting and processing huge volumes of threat data.
Action must always be the end goal. Threat intelligence is useless unless it can be used to improve cyber security.
Source:
https://www.recordedfuture.com/threat-intelligence-data/
Tags: Threat Intelligence,Threat Intelligence Data,Threat Intelligence Information,Threat Intelligence Platforms,