The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency has added a critical vulnerability in Progress Software Corp.’s MOVEit file transfer software to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog ...

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 ...

Security researchers are sounding the alarm after hackers were caught exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in a popular file transfer tool used by thousands of organizations to launch a new ...

The zero-day exploitation of Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer solution has dominated news headlines since May 2023, with the vulnerability affecting organizations around the globe. Major UK ...

The ability to save groups of sessions and their layout information helps in setting up different workspaces. When suspending a transfer is necessary, easy pausing and resuming provides greater ...

Moving large files shouldn’t feel like a workaround.

Enterprises deal with hundreds and even thousands of files and data every day. Many companies have adopted various business tools to enable effective collaboration despite a large number of ...

TORONTO, Sept. 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - SoftwareReviews, a leading source for insights on the software provider landscape, has published its 2022 Managed File Transfer Emotional Footprint. Four top ...

CrushFTP customers have been warned to patch an actively exploited vulnerability that allows attackers to download system files. In an advisory dated April 19, 2024, the file transfer company said ...

Tumbleweed Communications on Wednesday announced the latest release of its managed file-transfer software that lets corporations move data securely across the Internet. SecureTransport 4.6 manages ...

In context: Moveit, Progress Software's enterprise-level managed file transfer application has had a bad month. Only a few weeks ago, known Russian-linked threat actors and ransomware groups actively ...