A recent breach of the US Treasury yielded access to Secretary Janet Yellen's computer along with those of two of her ...

The US cybersecurity agency added another BeyondTrust vulnerability to its known exploited vulnerabilities catalog.

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CISA says no federal agencies other than Treasury were impacted by the recent compromise of a BeyondTrust cloud-based service.

In a letter to lawmakers seen by The Verge, the Treasury Department said BeyondTrust, the company behind its remote management software, notified the agency of a breach on December 8th.

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Attackers have been exploiting a second vulnerability in BeyondTrust’s remote management solutions, CISA warns.