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Fraudsters Spoof U.S. Insurers in Health Scam Targeting Chinese Speakers
A new phishing campaign is targeting Chinese-speaking individuals in the U.S., with scammers posing as health insurers and Chinese authorities to coerce victims into revealing ...
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Fortinet Quietly Patches FortiWeb Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited in Active Attacks
Researchers say Fortinet quietly patched a FortiWeb zero-day that was already being exploited, offering little transparency or guidance. The silent fix left many organizations unaware ...
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Threat Group ShinyHunters Hacks Checkout.com, Demands Ransom Over Legacy Cloud Breach
A cyberattack on Checkout.com by ShinyHunters exposed sensitive data stored in an overlooked legacy cloud system, highlighting the risks of outdated infrastructure. The attackers are ...
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Australia Warns of Chinese Cyber Probing Into Critical Infrastructure
Australian intelligence warns that Chinese state-sponsored hackers have gained unauthorized access to critical infrastructure, shifting from espionage to potential sabotage. Officials say APT groups are ...
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How TTP-Based Defenses Outperform Traditional IoC Hunting
Behavior-based detection is replacing traditional IoC-driven security as organizations focus on identifying attacker tactics and behaviors instead of static indicators. By analyzing TTPs like credential ...
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Chinese APT Leveraged Claude AI for Automated Espionage Operation
Chinese APT group GTG-1002 has been caught abusing Anthropic’s Claude AI to automate phishing, malware development, and reconnaissance tasks. The campaign marks a major shift ...
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North Korean ‘Contagious Interview’ Campaign Evolves With JSON-Based Malware Delivery
North Korea’s “Contagious Interview” campaign is evolving with new stealth techniques, using legitimate JSON-based storage services to host malware delivered through trojanized developer tools. NVISO ...
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Amazon Identifies Massive NPM Package Flooding Attack as Token-Farming Campaign
Attackers flooded the npm registry with thousands of benign-looking packages designed to harvest crypto-related authentication tokens rather than deploy malware. Amazon researchers say the large-scale ...
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Logitech Confirms Data Breach After Clop Ransomware Attacks Oracle Systems
Clop exploited an unpatched Oracle E-Business Suite flaw to steal corporate data from Logitech, prompting the company to confirm exposure while emphasizing no operational disruption. ...
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U.S. DOJ Secures Guilty Pleas in North Korea IT Worker and Crypto Fraud Case
A recently unsealed DOJ case reveals five defendants have pleaded guilty to helping North Korean operatives infiltrate U.S. companies as remote IT workers using stolen ...
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CISA Warns of Akira Ransomware Targeting Nutanix AHV Virtual Machines
Akira ransomware now targets Nutanix AHV virtual machines, encrypting .qcow2 files, exploiting SonicWall vulnerabilities, and rapidly exfiltrating data across Linux-based enterprise environments.
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DoorDash Discloses October Cybersecurity Breach Exposing User Contact Information
DoorDash disclosed a new data breach after a social engineering attack exposed user contact information in October, prompting concerns over delayed notification and heightened phishing ...
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IndonesianFoods Worm Overwhelms npm With 100,000 Auto-Generated Packages
A self-replicating npm worm named IndonesianFoods has flooded the registry with over 100,000 packages, raising major supply-chain security concerns despite the absence of malicious code.
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Kraken Ransomware Evolves With System Benchmarking, Cisco Warns
Kraken ransomware benchmarks system performance to choose full or partial encryption, enabling efficient data theft and encryption across Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi networks globally.
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Fortinet FortiWeb Vulnerability Exploited to Create Unauthorized Admin Accounts
A FortiWeb path traversal flaw is being actively exploited to create unauthorized admin accounts on unpatched devices, prompting urgent patching and security reviews by administrators.
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ASUS Patches Critical Authentication Bypass Vulnerability in DSL Series Routers
ASUS released urgent firmware updates to fix a critical authentication bypass flaw in multiple DSL routers, warning users to patch immediately and disable internet-exposed services.
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Hamburg’s Miniatur Wunderland Hit by Cyberattack Exposing Credit Card Data
Hamburg’s Miniatur Wunderland suffered a cyberattack that compromised its online ticket system, leaking visitors’ credit card data and potentially exposing thousands to fraud and identity ...
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Data Leak Exposes Francis Frith’s Historic Photo Archive Customers
A misconfigured database exposed over 300,000 Francis Frith customers’ personal details, including names and emails, putting buyers of the UK’s historic photo archive at phishing ...
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Microsoft Expands Passwordless Security With Third-Party Passkey Manager Support in Windows 11
Windows 11 now supports third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Bitwarden, allowing users to authenticate with FIDO-compliant passkeys beyond Microsoft’s own tools. The update strengthens ...
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U.K. Unveils Cybersecurity Reform to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure
The U.K. is overhauling its cybersecurity laws to better protect critical infrastructure from escalating cyberattacks, expanding NIS regulations to cover more sectors and third-party providers. ...
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LiteLLM 1.107.0 Backdoored in PyPI Supply Chain Attack
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Threat Group ShinyHunters Hacks Checkout.com, Demands Ransom Over Legacy Cloud Breach
A cyberattack on Checkout.com by ShinyHunters exposed sensitive data stored in an overlooked legacy cloud system, highlighting the risks of outdated infrastructure. The attackers are ...
Australia Warns of Chinese Cyber Probing Into Critical Infrastructure
Australian intelligence warns that Chinese state-sponsored hackers have gained unauthorized access to critical infrastructure, shifting from espionage to potential sabotage. Officials say APT groups are ...
How TTP-Based Defenses Outperform Traditional IoC Hunting
Behavior-based detection is replacing traditional IoC-driven security as organizations focus on identifying attacker tactics and behaviors instead of static indicators. By analyzing TTPs like credential ...
Chinese APT Leveraged Claude AI for Automated Espionage Operation
Chinese APT group GTG-1002 has been caught abusing Anthropic’s Claude AI to automate phishing, malware development, and reconnaissance tasks. The campaign marks a major shift ...
North Korean ‘Contagious Interview’ Campaign Evolves With JSON-Based Malware Delivery
North Korea’s “Contagious Interview” campaign is evolving with new stealth techniques, using legitimate JSON-based storage services to host malware delivered through trojanized developer tools. NVISO ...
Amazon Identifies Massive NPM Package Flooding Attack as Token-Farming Campaign
Attackers flooded the npm registry with thousands of benign-looking packages designed to harvest crypto-related authentication tokens rather than deploy malware. Amazon researchers say the large-scale ...
Logitech Confirms Data Breach After Clop Ransomware Attacks Oracle Systems
Clop exploited an unpatched Oracle E-Business Suite flaw to steal corporate data from Logitech, prompting the company to confirm exposure while emphasizing no operational disruption. ...
U.S. DOJ Secures Guilty Pleas in North Korea IT Worker and Crypto Fraud Case
A recently unsealed DOJ case reveals five defendants have pleaded guilty to helping North Korean operatives infiltrate U.S. companies as remote IT workers using stolen ...
CISA Warns of Akira Ransomware Targeting Nutanix AHV Virtual Machines
Akira ransomware now targets Nutanix AHV virtual machines, encrypting .qcow2 files, exploiting SonicWall vulnerabilities, and rapidly exfiltrating data across Linux-based enterprise environments.
DoorDash Discloses October Cybersecurity Breach Exposing User Contact Information
DoorDash disclosed a new data breach after a social engineering attack exposed user contact information in October, prompting concerns over delayed notification and heightened phishing ...
IndonesianFoods Worm Overwhelms npm With 100,000 Auto-Generated Packages
A self-replicating npm worm named IndonesianFoods has flooded the registry with over 100,000 packages, raising major supply-chain security concerns despite the absence of malicious code.
Kraken Ransomware Evolves With System Benchmarking, Cisco Warns
Kraken ransomware benchmarks system performance to choose full or partial encryption, enabling efficient data theft and encryption across Windows, Linux, and VMware ESXi networks globally.
Fortinet FortiWeb Vulnerability Exploited to Create Unauthorized Admin Accounts
A FortiWeb path traversal flaw is being actively exploited to create unauthorized admin accounts on unpatched devices, prompting urgent patching and security reviews by administrators.
ASUS Patches Critical Authentication Bypass Vulnerability in DSL Series Routers
ASUS released urgent firmware updates to fix a critical authentication bypass flaw in multiple DSL routers, warning users to patch immediately and disable internet-exposed services.
Hamburg’s Miniatur Wunderland Hit by Cyberattack Exposing Credit Card Data
Hamburg’s Miniatur Wunderland suffered a cyberattack that compromised its online ticket system, leaking visitors’ credit card data and potentially exposing thousands to fraud and identity ...
Data Leak Exposes Francis Frith’s Historic Photo Archive Customers
A misconfigured database exposed over 300,000 Francis Frith customers’ personal details, including names and emails, putting buyers of the UK’s historic photo archive at phishing ...
Microsoft Expands Passwordless Security With Third-Party Passkey Manager Support in Windows 11
Windows 11 now supports third-party passkey managers like 1Password and Bitwarden, allowing users to authenticate with FIDO-compliant passkeys beyond Microsoft’s own tools. The update strengthens ...
U.K. Unveils Cybersecurity Reform to Safeguard Critical Infrastructure
The U.K. is overhauling its cybersecurity laws to better protect critical infrastructure from escalating cyberattacks, expanding NIS regulations to cover more sectors and third-party providers. ...
CISO Forum 2025: Summit Explores AI, Cloud Risk, and Governance Realities
The 2025 CISO Forum Virtual Summit highlighted how modern CISOs must balance innovation with expanding attack surfaces. Sessions focused on AI governance, cloud security, and ...
Coordinated Zero-Day Exploits Target Citrix and Cisco Vulnerabilities in Custom Malware Campaign
Attackers chained two unpatched zero-day flaws—CitrixBleed 2 and a critical Cisco ISE vulnerability—to deploy custom, stealthy malware before fixes were available. Amazon CISO CJ Moses ...