Scanning activity targeting MOVEit Transfer systems surges globally, raising fears of another widespread exploitation campaign. Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer system is back in the cybersecurity ...

A significant rise in scanning activity targeting MOVEit Transfer systems has been detected, indicating the software could face a resurgence in attacks. Threat intelligence provider GreyNoise detected ...

A newly disclosed vulnerability in Progress MOVEit Transfer has sparked concern among cybersecurity experts due to the lingering memory of high-profile attacks by ransomware gangs using a different ...

Progress Software Corp. has disclosed a critical vulnerability in its MOVEit service, which organizations use to share files with one another. The development comes less than a year after a ransomware ...

MOVEit, a popular file transfer platform used by thousands of companies and government entities, is once again in the news for all the wrong reasons. MOVEit developer Progress Software earlier this ...

Facepalm: Progress Software disclosed a new critical vulnerability in its popular managed file transfer tool Moveit. The disclosure comes almost exactly a year after a similar incident put thousands ...

Attackers appear to be pounding away at a couple of critical bugs that Progress Software disclosed this week in its MOVEit file transfer application, with nearly the same ferocity as they did the zero ...

Progress Software this week publicly announced patches for two critical authentication bypass vulnerabilities affecting its MOVEit Transfer file transfer software, and exploitation attempts have ...

A vulnerability in the MOVEit file transfer tool is again raising alarms, with Progress Software urging customers to patch the "critical" issue" as hackers reportedly increase attempts to exploit the ...

In a field of shocking, opportunistic espionage campaigns and high-profile digital attacks on popular businesses, the biggest hack of 2023 isn’t a single incident, but a juggernaut of related attacks ...

Progress issued two more patches on June 9th and June 15th, both of which addressed further vulnerabilities that were “distinct” from the original exploit. In both cases, the company’s page announcing ...