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Netgear warns users to patch critical WiFi router vulnerabilities
Netgear has issued a warning to its users, urging them to patch critical vulnerabilities in their WiFi routers. The company is concerned about several high-risk vulnerabilities that can allow remote attackers to gain unauthorized access to a user's network. These vulnerabilities can lead severe consequences, including data theft, unauthorized access, and even potential compromise of a router or entire network.
Chinese cyberspies use new SSH backdoor in network device hacks
The article warns of a new SSH (Secure Shell) backdoor discovered in network devices used by Chinese hackers to compromise targets remotely. It allows them to execute commands and access sensitive files on a victim's machine.
Cyber agencies share security guidance for network edge devices
The article discusses how cyber agencies have come together to create security guidelines for network edge devices, to protect them from potential cyber attacks. The guidelines provide recommendations for secure configurations and protocols for these devices.
Zyxel won’t patch newly exploited flaws in end-of-life routers
Zyxel has been forced to deny that it will be fixing newly discovered flaws that provide potential hackers unlimited access to routers. The company failed to respond to the issue, which could lead to serious security risks.
Who’s Behind the Seized Forums ‘Cracked’ & ‘Nulled’?
The article reveals the answer to who took down and created several forums. It's suspect a cybercriminal groups, who are known for using these platforms for illegal content and activities.
Spyware maker Paragon confirms US government is a customer
The article confirms that the US government is a customer of the Spyware maker, Paragon, since it purchased a significant amount of surveillance tools and technology from the company. The also states that this is a business opportunity and reflects the company's focus on government contracts.
Phishing campaign targets prominent X users, accounts at risk
The article warns of a phishing campaign that specifically targets prominent X users, putting their accounts at risk. The article advises caution and urges preventive measures against this increasing cyber attack strategy.
GrubHub reveals massive data breach - customers, drivers, businesses all affected, here's what we know
The article discusses the recent massive data breach at GrubHub. It impacted a customers, drivers, and restaurants. services affected, and the company is working to investigate and resolve the issue.
Chinese 'Infrastructure Laundering' Abuses AWS, Microsoft Cloud
The article warns of increasing Chinese infrastructure laundering through AWS and Microsoft Cloud services. It details the critical details of how these companies are enabling the activity, which may result in serious consequences for global cloud security and trust.
Cybercriminals Court Traitorous Insiders via Ransom Notes
The article warns of insider threats in cybercrime, where criminals send ransom messages to gain access or information. It is a focus on the need for better protection and response strategies against these threats.
Ferret Malware Added to 'Contagious Interview' Campaign
The article warns of a new ferret malware added to a 'contagious interview' interview campaign. It poses risks damaging critical systems and and data, and highlights the need for improved cybersecurity measures.
Credential Theft Becomes Cybercriminals' Favorite Target
The article warns of the increasing sophistication of credential theft as cybercriminals' preferred attack method. It details the particular that cybercriminals are drawn to credentials due to their high value and ease of misuse, and that stolen credentials are a valuable target due to their widespread use across platforms.
22-year-old math wiz indicted for alleged DeFI hack that stole $65M
The article talks about a 22-year old math wiz who was allegedly involved in two significant data breaches that resulted in the theft of $65 million. The details are provided about his alleged crimes, including hacking into a financial firm and stealing confidential data.
Microsoft Sets End Date for Defender VPN
Microsoft is ending support for its Defender VPN service on December 1, 2023. particular, the date, marks the end of extended trials and the end of Microsoft's commitment to continually invest and improve the service.
'Constitutional Classifiers' Technique Mitigates GenAI Jailbreaks
The article discusses how constitutional classifiers can mitigate the risk of GenAI jailbreaks. It suggests that these technique helps identify and mitigate potential biases in AI systems that lead to unfair or discriminatory outcomes.
Casio and Others Hit by Magento Web Skimmer Campaign
The article warns of a new campaign that targets e-commerce sites using the Magento platform with malicious skimming activity. It also highlights the particular brands affected by this campaign, which is a significant issue for online retailers.
Texas to Establish Cyber Command Amid “Dramatic” Rise in Attacks
The article discusses how Texas will be creating a new cyber command to combat increasing attacks and threats in the state. It will be a focused on protecting critical infrastructure and coordinating among various agencies. The also address the critical need for a unified command structure.
Surge in Infostealer Attacks Threatens EMEA Organizations' Data Security
The article warns of a surge in attacks by the Infostealer group, which targets organizations' data security in EMEA (Europe, Middle East, Africa). It suggests practical steps to improve data security, like deploying detection tools and implementing policies to protect against these threats.
Threefold Increase in Malware Targeting Credential Stores
The article warns of a significant rise in malware that targets and steals user credentials from various sources. It suggests that hackers are actively searching for and obtaining credentials from various systems, demonstrating a concerning threefold increase in recent attacks.
Sophisticated Phishing Attack Bypasses Microsoft ADFS MFA
Microsoft ADFS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) was bypassed in a sophisticated phishing attack. The attacker used a legitimate-looking emails to trick users into providing their MFA codes, ultimately gaining unauthorized access.
DaggerFly-Linked Linux Malware Targets Network Appliances
The article discusses a new Linux malware that targets network appliances. It is a malware that is linked to the DaggarFly malware family and is used to exploit vulnerabilities in the network devices. The article also provides some details on the nature of the attack and the potential damage it could cause.
Casio’s online store hit by bogus credit card stealing checkout form
The article warns of a Casio online store credit card stealing scam through a bogus checkout form. It advises consumers to be cautious when shopping online and to seek legitimate ways of handling issues with the company.
GrubHub data breach impacts customers, drivers, and merchants
The article discusses the recent data breach at GrubHub, impacting millions of customers, drivers, and restaurants. services critical information was stolen, including names, addresses, and partial credit card numbers. The breach may cause serious issues for customers who rely on safe payment and delivery services.
7-Zip MotW bypass exploited in zero-day attacks against Ukraine
The 7-Zip file format was exploited in a novel zero-day attack against Ukrainian government networks, demonstrating the ongoing risk posed by zero-day vulnerabilities. The article advises urgent action to address such, including potential use in further cyberattacks.
How hackers target your Active Directory with breached VPN passwords
The article discusses how hackers use breached VPN passwords to target and access Active Directory infrastructure in organizations, potentially compromising sensitive data. The article suggests methods like multi-factor authentication enforcement and proper monitoring of remote access to prevent future attacks.
California man steals $50 million using fake investment sites, gets 7 years
A California man was sentenced to 7 years in prison for creating fake investment sites and scamming over 50 million dollars from hundreds of people. He used the fact to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Taiwan Bans DeepSeek AI Over National Security Concerns, Citing Data Leakage Risks
The article highlights that Taiwan has banned DeepSeek AI, fearing data leakage risks and potential harm to national security. The purpose is to safeguard sensitive information and ensure responsible development of AI technology. The also cite concerns about AI's potential impact on various industries and potential abuse. The purpose of regulations is to encourage responsible AI development and use.
Watch Out For These 8 Cloud Security Shifts in 2025
The article warns about 8 emerging cloud security challenges and trends for 2025. It suggests focusing on areas like multi-cloud complexity, privacy issues, collaboration, and trust gaps. The article suggests preparing for these emerging technologies, new challenges, and potential risks.
North Korean Hackers Deploy FERRET Malware via Fake Job Interviews on macOS
The article discusses how North Korean hackers used a macOS malware attack to trick job applicants into downloading and installing malware, which is a tactic known as FERRET. The malicious software was used to take over their systems. The malicious activity may lead to significant data theft and security breaches.
Grubhub confirms data breach affecting customers and drivers
Grubhub confirms a data breach that impacted customer and driver information. The company is investigating the affected areas and offering support. The response to the incident and commitment to improving security measures.
Microsoft SharePoint Connector Flaw Could've Enabled Credential Theft Across Power Platform
The article warns about a potential security flaw in the Microsoft SharePoint Connector that could've inadvertently enabled credential theft across Power Platform. It highlights the critical details: the flaw potentially allowed unauthorized access and improper usage of credentials, creating significant security risks. The also emphasizes the critical actions and potential impacts, such as enhanced security measures and improved awareness of such connectors.
Google Patches 47 Android Security Flaws, Including Actively Exploited CVE-2024-53104
Google has fixed 47 security flaws in Android, including 3 critical flaws that were actively exploited. The patch addresses vulnerabilities such security bugs, and is recommended for all Android users. This security flaws can a major impact, and can be exploited for malicious activity. The patch is important for all Android devices. The security is a top priority for Google. This security updates are essential to protect against potential cyberattacks. This security flaws can a common target for hackers
Microsoft Patches Critical Azure AI Face Service Vulnerability with CVSS 9.9 Score
Microsoft addressed a critical vulnerability in Azure AI Face Service with the CVSS 9.9 score rating. The vulnerability could critical to potential security risks. The vulnerability could a potential remote code execution attack through Face API, and could have wide-ranging impacts on Azure AI Face Service customers. The patch was a necessary security measure and demonstrates Microsoft's commitment to providing robust protections for its customers.
AMD SEV-SNP Vulnerability Allows Malicious Microcode Injection with Admin Access
The article warns about a critical vulnerability in AMD SEV-SNP that could allow malicious code injection with admin access, potentially leading to serious consequences. The recommends immediate patching of the vulnerability to protect systems from potential attacks.
AI SOC Analysts: Propelling SecOps into the future
The article discusses the rise of AI SOC analysts and their role in advancing Security Operations. It covers topics like automation, threat detection, and strategies for building and optimizing AI-powered security operations teams. The key points are the benefits of faster detection and response, improved efficiency and effectiveness through automation, and the future of SecOps practices with AI.
Russian Cybercrime Groups Exploiting 7-Zip Flaw to Bypass Windows MotW Protections
The article warns of Russian cybercrime groups exploiting a 7-Zip flaw to bypass Windows Main Memory Write Protection, allowing them to potentially install malware on Windows machines. The group uses a complex method to exploit a vulnerability, which could be addressed by updating 7-Zip. The article suggests the security practices and patches to prevent similar issues.
Malicious Go Package Exploits Module Mirror Caching for Persistent Remote Access
The article discusses the discovery of a malicious package that exploits a module caching vulnerability in the Go programming language. It suggests the critical details of the code used and the potential impact of the vulnerability, as it could allow an attacker to gain persistent remote access. The also briefly mentions the potential solution and the importance of code review and security practices.
Only two weeks in and AI phenomenon DeepSeek is officially growing faster than ChatGPT
DeepSeek, an AI language model, is outperforming ChatGPT in growth and generating responses faster within just two weeks. The article highlights the fast-paced development and potential for the AI industry.
Tata Technologies confirms ransomware attack, says investigation still ongoing
The article confirms that Tata Technologies has been hit by a ransomware attack. The article also states that the company is investigating the incident and trying to mitigate any potential impact.
Paragon spyware campaign targeting journalists disrupted by WhatsApp
The Paragon spyware campaign has been found targeting journalists using WhatsApp, and has been accused of disrupting their communications and gathering information on them. The group is known to be behind several large-scale cyberattacks and is linked to malicious activity in the region.
Over a million patients potentially hit after another US healthcare provider hit by cyberattack
Another US healthcare provider falls victim to a cyberattack affecting a large number of patients. The attack may have potentially impacted more than a million patient records. The details are still unfolding, but this is yet another significant cyberattack impacting the healthcare industry.
Globe Life data breach may have affected 850,000 more patients than previously thought
The article reveals that the recent Globe Life data breach may have affected over 850,000 more patients than previously estimated. The breach potentially impacted personal information in the cyber attack, raising serious concerns for affected individuals.
Patient monitors may have some worrying security flaws
The article warns about potential security flaws in patient monitors. It suggests concerns about unauthorized access to patient data and hacking vulnerabilities. The article also highlights the critical details of the risks, such as data breaches, identity theft, and system failures.
Mizuno USA says hackers were able to breach networks, steal data for months
Mizuno USA reveals that hackers were able to breach its network and obtain data for months through a significant security breach. The company experienced a critical data loss and is investigating the breach.
DeepSeek ‘incredibly vulnerable’ to attacks, research claims
DeepSeek is claimed to be incredibly vulnerable to attacks, with weak encryption and potential vulnerabilities. The research also suggests that DeepSeek could be a stepping stone for larger attacks on other major search engines.
Help! We're drowning in email spam, it's about to get worse and there's nothing we can do to stop it
The article warns about the growing problem of email spam and the inability to stop it. It suggests that this issue is becoming more severe and time-consuming.
Millions at risk as malicious PDF files designed to steal your data are flooding SMS inboxes - how to stay safe
The article warns about a massive threat: malicious PDF files spreading via SMS. It advises staying safe and using common sense security practices like not opening suspicious attachments, being cautious with new contacts, and having reliable antivirus protection. The also suggests reporting such malicious content and being alert with file downloads.
Web Hacking Service ‘Araneida’ Tied to Turkish IT Firm
The article reveals that a Turkish IT firm is linked to a web hacking service 'Araneida', which offers hacking services to clients worldwide. It also discusses how such services and data breaches can pose serious risks to individuals and organizations.
Happy 15th Anniversary, KrebsOnSecurity!
Happy 15th anniversary, KrebsOnSecurity! The article is celebrating this significant milestone and provides insights into the success through unique and impactful storytelling. It also covers topics like news, events, and unique perspectives in cybersecurity, offering a fresh take on industry developments.
U.S. Army Soldier Arrested in AT&T, Verizon Extortions
The article reports that a U. soldier soldier was arrested for allegedly extorting millions from businesses by manipulating phone systems and using threats. The case involves allegations of cybercrime and espionage, with the suspect using sophisticated tactics to gain an unfair advantage.
A Day in the Life of a Prolific Voice Phishing Crew
The article delves into the day-to-day life of a prolific voice phishing crew. It reveals insights into their particular tactics, tools and targets used to carry out their fraudulent activities, highlighting how phishing attacks are orchestrated and the challenges they face.
Microsoft: Happy 2025. Here’s 161 Security Updates
Microsoft is making a big push towards security updates and new features with the aim of making things "Happy" by 2025. The focus is on creating a positive user experience with enhanced security tools across multiple platforms.
Chinese Innovations Spawn Wave of Toll Phishing Via SMS
The article warns of a new trend in China where innovative services are creating a wave of toll-style phishing attacks via SMS. It poses concerns over users' particular mobile services and apps are enabling the mass creation of such attacks.
MasterCard DNS Error Went Unnoticed for Years
The article discusses how the DNS error "went unnoticed for years" and how this issue prevented many people from accessing Master Card online services for a significant period. The also mention that the company is working to resolve this issue.
A Tumultuous Week for Federal Cybersecurity Efforts
The article discusses the recent challenges and setbacks faced by federal cybersecurity efforts, including critical vulnerabilities, funding cuts, and political controversies. It highlights the critical details such important to understanding the current state of cybersecurity within critical infrastructure.
Infrastructure Laundering: Blending in with the Cloud
The article discusses how the cloud is being abused by criminals to launder money by mixing it with the infrastructure of cloud services. It poses concern about the infrastructure of the internet being used to clean dirty money, which is a growing problem.
FBI, Dutch Police Disrupt ‘Manipulaters’ Phishing Gang
The article talks about how Dutch and FBI police disrupted a phishing gang that manipulates people online through romance scams and financial fraud. The article is short and concise, and the focus is on the police action against this criminal group.
U.S. and Dutch Authorities Dismantle 39 Domains Linked to BEC Fraud Network
The article discusses how the US and Dutch authorities have taken down 39 domains linked to a Business Email Compromise (BEC) fraud network. The network was using these method to steal money from businesses and individuals through deception. The network is said to have impacted multiple people and businesses. The article focuses on the joint efforts of the two countries to tackle this cybercrime issue. This
Crazy Evil Gang Targets Crypto with StealC, AMOS, and Angel Drainer Malware
The article warns of a dangerous crypto malware campaign targeting popular crypto wallets like StealC, AMOS, and Angel Drainer. It suggests that the critical details like the attacker's techniques, malware types, and potential impact on crypto community are highlighted.
What Is Attack Surface Management?
The article discusses the importance of Attack Surface Management (ASM) to identify and mitigate potential vulnerabilities and risks across an organization's digital environment. It covers topics such important to ASM implementation, such as understanding your assets, documenting processes, and using specialized tools.
Coyote Malware Expands Reach: Now Targets 1,030 Sites and 73 Financial Institutions
The article warns about the Coyote malware which has spread to over 1,030 sites and 73 financial institutions. It is a a new breed of malware that targets web applications and is capable of bypassing many common security measures.
Practical, Tactical Guide to Securing AI in the Enterprise
The article offers a concise guide and practical advice for enterprises on how to effectively implement and manage AI security systems. It covers topics like data protection methods, model monitoring, transparency, talent acquisition, and team collaboration methods.
⚡ THN Weekly Recap: Top Cybersecurity Threats, Tools and Tips [27 February]
The article recaps the top cybersecurity concerns, including data breaches, ransomware attacks, and phishing. The piece offers tips and tools for defense against these threats, such as multi-factor authentication, security updates, and creating strong passwords.
PyPI Introduces Archival Status to Alert Users About Unmaintained Python Packages
The article talks about PyPI introducing a new "Archival Status" alert to let users know when packages in their repository are considered unmaintained and may need attention or updates. The also highlights the new tool to help maintain the quality and reliability of Python Package Index (PyPI) repository.
Google Blocked 2.36 Million Policy-Violating Apps
Google has blocked 2.36 million potentially harmful apps and The apps were found to violate policies on harmful content, specifically targeting children. The article details the latest move from Google to protect young users from toxic content.
International Operation Dismantles Cracked and Nulled Cybercrime Hubs
The article discusses how various countries are working together to dismantle and clean up cybercriminal infrastructure and hubs. It focuses on international cooperation and information sharing to combat cybercrime. The also addresses the critical details like the need for collaboration and the importance of taking down these operations to maintain a safer cyber environment.
DeepSeek's Flagship AI Model Under Fire for Security Vulnerabilities
The article discusses how DeepSeek's flagship AI model was found to have vulnerabilities that could lead to potential security breaches. The article also mentions concerns about the model's predictions for financial crimes being inaccurate.
Tata Technologies Hit by Ransomware Attack
The article discusses how Tata Technologies, a leading IT services provider, was hit by a ransomware attack, potentially disrupting critical operations and data. The article suggests that the attackers gained unauthorized access, demanding ransom for recovery, and employees are working on containing and mitigating the attack.
Threat Actors Target Public-Facing Apps for Initial Access
The article warns of rising concern over threat actors targeting public-facing apps that offer initial access to sensitive data. It suggests developers to prioritize app security, implement robust defenses and protect user privacy.
UK Announces “World-First” AI Security Standard
The article announces the UK's creation of a world-first AI security standard. It aims to provide clear guidelines for the development of AI systems that can manage and mitigate risks in an efficient manner. The standard focuses on ensuring AI is deployed responsibly, ethically and securely.
European Police: Data Volumes and Deletion Hindering Investigations
The article is about the challenges faced by European police in managing and accessing vast data volumes and conducting secure data deletion for investigations. The article also highlights the important details such: the need to strike a balance between data storage and rapid access, as well as the importance of data security and privacy protection.
768 CVEs Exploited in the Wild in 2024
The article discusses how 2024 will be a big year for caving exploration, with many new challenges and discoveries coming from the new season of American Caving League's 768 Challenge Vertical Expeditions.
High-profile X Accounts Targeted in Phishing Campaign
The article warns of a new phishing campaign that targeted high-profile individuals. It suggests concern about data security and potential risks due to social engineering tactics. The recommended actions are to be aware, stay alert for potential phishing messages and implement stronger security controls. The also emphasizes the importance of public awareness, training, and organizational commitment to defending against cyber attacks. This particular, the article provides insights for potential targets to prepare and take appropriate measures.
CISA Warns of Backdoor Vulnerability in Contec Patient Monitors
The article warns of a potential backdoor vulnerability in patient monitoring devices, which could lead to serious consequences. The article suggests following measures to address this issue, such as regular security updates and access control verification.
FBI forces Chinese malware to delete itself from thousands of US computers
The article talks about how the FBI forced Chinese malware to self-delete from thousands of US computers. It is a way to prevent attacks and protect national security.
Startup necromancy: Dead Google Apps domains can be compromised by new owners
The article warns about the dangers of newly acquired dead Google Apps domains. It suggests that these can be compromised by new owners who may misuse the private data of former users.
Microsoft patches Windows to eliminate Secure Boot bypass threat
Microsoft has addressed a security vulnerability in Windows that allows for the bypass of Secure Boot. The patch prevents unauthorized OS loading, protecting against malware attacks that attempt to compromise boot processes.
The Internet is (once again) awash with IoT botnets delivering record DDoSes
The article warns of another rise in IoT botnets causing record-breaking DDoS attacks. It describes the critical details such important to understand the current threat landscape: powerful attacks, growing attack surfaces, and the need for urgent protection.
Trump admin fires security board investigating Chinese hack of large ISPs
The article reports that the Trump administration has removed security boards investigating Chinese hacking of large internet service providers. The security boards were blamed for the actions of these companies. The main facts are the removal of these boards and potential consequences for internet security and privacy.
Researchers say new attack could take down the European power grid
The article warns of a new attack method that could disrupt European power grid. It suggests that hackers could employ novel techniques like manipulating physical properties of materials at power transmission equipment to do this.
Data breach hitting PowerSchool looks very, very bad
The article warns of a major data breach at PowerSchool, a service used by many schools, exposing sensitive information of students, teachers, and parents.
Backdoor infecting VPNs used “magic packets” for stealth and security
The article reveals that backdoor malware was infecting Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), using "magic packets" to bypass security and access user traffic effectively. The stealth and security features were compromised, allowing malicious access and tracking.
Apple chips can be hacked to leak secrets from Gmail, iCloud, and more
Apple chips contain design flaws that can potentially leak information from Gmail and iCloud. The flaws affect Safari and Chrome browser chips and have existed for at least two years without fix. This security researchers found these vulnerabilities could allow an attacker to potentially compromise a user's device.
Report: DeepSeek’s chat histories and internal data were publicly exposed
The article warns of a data leak: DeepSeek's internal data and chat histories were publicly exposed, potentially impacting the privacy and security of their user's conversations. The also discusses potential consequences of this leak, such as increased monitoring and potential service disruptions.
AMD confirms microcode vulnerability revealed in beta BIOS update
AMD confirms a microcode vulnerability revealed in its beta BIOS update. The vulnerability could allow remote execution, impacting security and system stability. The article details the vulnerability and its potential effects.
UnitedHealth updates data breach impact to 190 million people, nearly doubling previous estimate
The data breach at UnitedHealth affected 190 million people, nearly double the previous estimate. The breach is said to have exposed sensitive information, including names, addresses, and dates of birth.
Microsoft issues reminder that Windows Server Update Services will soon stop providing driver downloads
Microsoft has sent out a reminder that it will soon stop providing updates and driver downloads for Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). The end of availability for these services will come as the next major update launches. This important for organizations to plan for alternative methods for updating Windows Server environments. The also highlights the need to start preparing for the upcoming change. This important for those managing Windows Server environments. This important for the important to plan and prepare for this change.
Apple patches actively exploited zero-day vulnerability on iOS devices
Apple has addressed a zero-day exploit on iOS devices, providing patches to prevent active exploitation of the vulnerability. The vulnerability was actively targeted, potentially allowing unauthorized access on affected devices. The patch should be installed immediately.
The US Navy warns personnel against using generative AI apps such as DeepSeek
The US Navy issued a warning to personnel against using certain generative AI apps, such as DeepSeek, which generate automated writing. The Navy warns of potential security risks and concerns about potential violations of current policies.
Selling fear: How cybersecurity marketing uses consumer anxiety for profit
The article discusses how the fear of cyber threats and consumer anxiety is leveraged in marketing strategies. It explores practical examples of how these fears are used to create a sense of urgency and urgency in cybersecurity solutions and services.
NordVPN debuts new protocol that could make VPN connections undetectable
NordVPN introduces a new protocol that could provide users with more secure and private VPN connections, making it harder for internet service providers or third parties to detect VPN usage. The new technology provides enhanced privacy features and shields against sophisticated detection methods.
Google blocked 2.36 million untrusted apps from reaching Android, yet risks remain
Google has blocked the access of 2.36 million potentially harmful or fact applications that were found to be untrusted on Android devices. While this is a significant step in the right direction, the article warns that risks may still linger from untrusted apps.
Amazon faces class action for covert geolocation tracking through third-party mobile apps
Amazon is facing a class action lawsuit for allegedly using hidden location tracking through third-party apps without clear consent. The lawsuit claims the particular practices violated the consumer privacy laws. The lawsuit seeks to hold Amazon accountable for misuse of personal data.
Passkeys reach 15 billion accounts but fall short of expectations so far
The article discusses the rapid growth of social media accounts to 15 billion, but the engagement and business benefits have not lived up to expectations. The key facts are that the numbers of accounts are impressive, but the actual impact and return are still uncertain.
Mizuno USA says hackers stayed in its network for two months
Mizuno USA was hit by a cyberattack that lasted for two months. The hackers were inside the access, and the company is still investigating what data was compromised.
Globe Life data breach may impact an additional 850,000 clients
The article reveals a massive data breach that affects at least 850,000 clients of Globe Life, a insurance provider. The breach may have resulted from unauthorized access and exposure to sensitive customer information like social security data. The incident is concerning as it could impact millions more customers, raising serious concerns for data protection and privacy.
Indian tech giant Tata Technologies hit by ransomware attack
Indian IT services firm Tata Technologies has been hit by a ransomware attack, potentially affecting its internal and external systems. The company is yet to comment on the extent of any data loss.
Google says hackers abuse Gemini AI to empower their attacks
Google's statement that hackers are using AI to power attacks on other platforms, including Gemini, is confirmed. particular abuse of AI to carry out sophisticated attacks, and provide cover.
PyPI adds project archiving system to stop malicious updates
The article discusses how PyPI has implemented a system for archiving projects to prevent malicious updates. The system will now have a robust mechanism to identify and remove bad changes, improve code quality and maintain a stable ecosystem for the Python Package Index (PyPI) package repository.
DeepSeek AI tools impersonated by infostealer malware on PyPI
The article warns of a potential threat to the Python Package Index (PyPI) community by malicious AI impersonation. It describes how malware impersonates and behaves like advanced AI tools, tricking recognition systems. The article suggests measures and methods to mitigate this risk, such as relying on robust validation and verification processes.
Casio UK online store hacked to steal customer credit cards
The Casio UK online store has been hacked and customer credit card information was stolen. The hackers accessed and stole card details of the company's watch and jewellery products. The group of cyber-criminals used the information to carry out illegal transactions.
Canadian charged with stealing $65 million using DeFI crypto exploits
The article reports that a Canadian was charged with cyber-theft for exploiting decentralized finance (DeFI) crypto projects and stealing nearly $65 million. The article focuses on the facts about the crime, the amount involved, and the type of financial crime committed.
Google fixes Android kernel zero-day exploited in attacks
Google has addressed a critical zero-day exploit affecting multiple Android versions, allowing potential attackers to gain full access to devices. The vulnerability was actively exploited and put millions of users at risk. Google credits the particular to an researcher for responsibly reporting the issue.
Amazon Redshift gets new default settings to prevent data breaches
Amazon Redshift has updated its default settings to enhance security and prevent potential data breaches. The new settings offer stronger protections for customer data, such as limiting the size of data snapshots and reducing default credentials.
Broadcom Warns of High-Severity SQL Injection Flaw in VMware Avi Load Balancer
The article warns of a critical SQL injection vulnerability in VMware Avi Load Balancer. It could be exploited to allow unauthorized access, data breach, and potential downtime. The article suggests taking immediate action to patch this flaw.
Critical Cacti Security Flaw (CVE-2025-22604) Enables Remote Code Execution
The article discusses a critical vulnerability (CVE-22604) that enables remote code execution in certain cacti products. The flaw could allow an malicious actor to execute arbitrary code remotely, potentially leading to unauthorized access or system compromise. The details are provided on the vulnerability and potential impacts.
New SLAP & FLOP Attacks Expose Apple M-Series Chips to Speculative Execution Exploits
The article reveals that Apple M-Series chips are vulnerable to new speculative execution attacks, which could allow unauthorized access to sensitive data. The article also discusses the new security vulnerabilities and potential consequences.
New Aquabot Botnet Exploits CVE-2024-41710 in Mitel Phones for DDoS Attacks
The article discusses a critical vulnerability (CVE-22441710) in Mitel phones that could allow remote code execution and potential DDoS attacks via the Aquabot smart home robot. The vulnerability can enable attackers to execute malicious code and create a botnet to amplify the impact of attacks.
Lightning AI Studio Vulnerability Could've Allowed RCE via Hidden URL Parameter
The article warns about a potential security flaw in the Lightning AI Studio platform that could have allowed remote code execution (RCE) via hidden URL parameters. The flaw potentially impacts the critical systems and large-scale organizations should quickly address this issue.
Broadcom Patches VMware Aria Flaws – Exploits May Lead to Credential Theft
The article warns of serious vulnerabilities in VMware Aria, a passwordless authentication system. Exploer, where attackers may gain unauthorized access to systems and sensitive data. The article suggests patches are urgently needed.
CISA and FDA Warn of Critical Backdoor in Contec CMS8000 Patient Monitors
The article warns of a critical backdoor vulnerability in Contec CMS8000 patient monitoring systems. It is a critical security issue that could allow unauthorized access to patient data and system compromise. The article suggests immediate action to address the vulnerability and mitigate potential risks.
Do We Really Need The OWASP NHI Top 10?
The article discusses the OWASP-2023 Top 10 list, which is a widely accepted industry standard for identifying critical web application security weaknesses. It highlights the important facts like the critical vulnerabilities to be addressed and provides guidance for secure coding practices.
BeyondTrust Zero-Day Breach Exposed 17 SaaS Customers via Compromised API Key
The article warns of a significant zero-day breach impacting 17 SaaS customers via a compromised API key. The breach potentially exposed sensitive customer data and provided insight into a supply-chain attack method. The recommended steps are to ensure the security of API keys and to implement additional security protections.
768 CVEs Exploited in 2024, Reflecting a 20% Increase from 639 in 2023
The number of exploited vulnerabilities increased by 20% in 2024 compared to 2023, reaching 768. This shows that vulnerability mitigation and defense are critical issues that require continuous attention.
Exposure Management Provider CYE Acquires Solvo
CYE Acquires Solvo, a leading provider of cloud exposure management and managed security services, further expands its market presence and expertise in delivering comprehensive solutions for secure cloud migration, managed services, and modern work transformations for enterprise clients. This acquisition enables CYE to deliver even more robust platforms and accelerated services to help customers optimize cloud infrastructure and accelerate digital transformations.
New Jailbreaks Allow Users to Manipulate GitHub Copilot
Summary: GitHub Copilot users can now break out of restrictions and create their own jailbreaks to manipulate the AI chatbot.
Healthcare Sector Charts 2 More Ransomware Attacks
The article discusses the rising threat of ransomware attacks against the healthcare sector, with two recent attacks adding to the growing list. The article emphasizes the critical details of the potential impact on sensitive patient data, as well as the need for robust protection and prevention measures.
Tenable to Acquire Vulcan Cyber to Boost Exposure Management Focus
Tenable has agreed to acquire Vulcan Cyber, which will help expand its exposure management services and enhance its focus on cyber risk. The acquisition will enable Tenable to offer comprehensive services, including advisory and managed services, to assist clients in managing and mitigating cyber risk.
DoJ Shutters Cybercrime Forums Behind Attacks on 17M Americans
The article discusses the closure of online forums associated with DoJ (Deep Underground Web) and their role in enabling or facilitating criminal activities, including cybercrime and attacks on 17M Americans. The also highlights the critical facts: the forum was a hub for malware, hacking and stolen data, and it created significant risks to public safety and national security.
Community Health Center Data Breach Affects 1M Patients
The article reveals a data breach at a community health center affecting 1M patients. The center experienced a critical security breach and exposed sensitive information. The breach potentially impacts patient confidentiality and data privacy.
DeepSeek Jailbreak Reveals Its Entire System Prompt
The DeepSeek jailbreak reveals the entire system prompt, including how the jailbreak works, how the system handles user input, and how applications are secured. The article also discusses the system prompt and how it relates to the jailbreak.
1-Click Phishing Campaign Targets High-Profile X Accounts
The article warns of a new phishing campaign targeting high-profile X accounts with a simple and fast solution: "1-click". The campaign is believed to be an elaborate ruse created to attract genuine credentials for follow-up attacks.
Ransomware Groups Weathered Raids, Profited in 2024
The article discusses the ransomware groups that profited greatly in 2024 by carrying out large-scale attacks and demanding ransoms in double-digit figures. The also targetted at large companies and caused significant disruptions. The also talks about the groups' tactics, growing influence, and unique features.
AI Malware Dressed Up as DeepSeek Packages Lurk in PyPi
DeepSeek, a popular AI package for Python, has been detected as malware and removed from the Python Package Index (PyPI) due to potential security risks. The package was designed to perform malicious actions, potentially gathering sensitive data or launching harmful commands.
AngelSense exposed location data and personal information of tracked users
The article reveals that AngelSense, a location tracking app for the deaf community, has been exposed for selling personal information and tracking location data without proper consent. It raises concerns for privacy and data protection, and suggests improved transparency and informed consent for such services.
US nonprofit healthcare provider says hacker stole medical and personal data of 1M+ patients
A US nonprofit healthcare provider has been hacked, potentially exposing sensitive medical records and personal data of thousands of patients. The hacker is unknown, and the incident is ongoing. The article covers the critical details: the scale of stolen data, the urgent need for proper security measures, and the potential impact on patient privacy and trust.
The TechCrunch Cyber Glossary
The article provides a concise reference guide to cybersecurity terminology, with quick definitions of key concepts, tools, and technologies. The article is a handy and compact overview for understanding common cyber-lingo and vocabulary, and can serve as a quick refresher or guide for a variety of topics related to cybersecurity and network protection.
WhatsApp says it disrupted a hacking campaign targeting journalists with Paragon spyware
The article reveals that WhatsApp disrupted a hacking campaign that targeted journalists with a new variant of the Paragon spyware. It shows how the particular social media platform is taking efforts to protect journalists against cyber attacks.
Tata Technologies says ransomware attack hit IT assets, investigation ongoing
The article shares Tata Technologies has been hit by a ransomware attack impacting its IT assets. The company is investigating the assets and business disruption are on-going.
A brief history of mass hacks
The article explores the brief history of mass hacks, the concept of massive and complex cyberattacks. It covers the important facts like the important events, like the rise of hacktivism, the Stuxnet attack, and the potential risks of quantum computing.
Senator warns of national security risks after Elon Musk’s DOGE granted ‘full access’ to sensitive Treasury systems
The article warns of national security concerns after Elon Musk's DOGE was granted full access to sensitive Treasury systems. It suggests concerns about the Read critical national security implications and potential risks.
Riot raises $30 million for its cybersecurity product suite focused on employees
The article talks about Riot raising 30 million dollars to develop and sell its cybersecurity product suite focused on protecting employee data, devices and communications.
What PowerSchool won’t say about its data breach affecting millions of students
The article reveals that PowerSchool, a platform used by many educational institutions, suffered a significant data breach affecting millions of students. It also discusses the fact that the company is avoiding the disclosure of the exact number of affected students and the nature of the breaches.
Journalist targeted on WhatsApp by Paragon spyware: ‘I feel violated’
The article reveals that a journalist was targeted by a new form of Pegasus spyware, which is known to invade user privacy by hijacking communication apps. The journalist describes feeling violated and compromised due to this incident.
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