Free Bitdefender Solution for ShrinkLocker Ransomware
Free Tool from Bitdefender Helps ShrinkLocker Ransomware Victims Recover Encrypted Files Bitdefender's Free Decryptor Tool Romanian cybersecurity company Bitdefender has introduced a free tool to assist victims of the ShrinkLocker ransomware in recovering encrypted data. After closely examining the…
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GoIssue Targets GitHub Users with Mass Phishing Attacks
Overview of the GoIssue Threat Recently, cybersecurity experts identified a new tool called GoIssue, an application that enables cybercriminals to send phishing messages on a massive scale, specifically targeting GitHub users. GoIssue initially appeared on the dark web forum Runion, promoted by a…
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New Security Risks in Palo Alto Networks Expedition and CyberPanel Software
Critical Vulnerability Patched in Palo Alto Networks Expedition A major security flaw has been identified and patched in Palo Alto Networks’ Expedition tool, according to the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). This vulnerability, now listed on CISA’s known exploited…
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AndroxGh0st Expands Reach by Exploiting Security Flaws
A Growing Cyber Threat The creators of AndroxGh0st malware have started using a wider range of security weaknesses in internet-exposed apps to spread the Mozi botnet. According to a report from CloudSEK, this botnet relies on remote code execution and credential-stealing techniques to keep a…
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South Korea Hits Meta with Major Privacy Fine
In a major step to uphold privacy rights, South Korea’s data privacy agency, the Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC), has fined Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of Facebook, 21.62 billion won, equivalent to approximately $15.67 million. The hefty fine comes after investigations…
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Ollama AI Framework Security Breach
In a detailed report released last week, Avi Lumelsky, a researcher from Oligo Security, shed light on six critical vulnerabilities within the Ollama AI framework. These security flaws could be used by attackers to launch various types of malicious activities, such as denial-of-service (DoS)…
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Apple Opens Private Cloud Compute for Security Research
In June, Apple unveiled its Private Cloud Compute (PCC), promoting it as the "most advanced security system ever built for cloud AI computing on a large scale." This innovation allows the processing of demanding AI tasks in the cloud while maintaining user privacy. Now, Apple has made the PCC…
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Gophish Toolkit Delivers Remote Access Trojans
A new phishing campaign has emerged, primarily targeting Russian-speaking consumers. The attackers are leveraging Gophish, an open-source toolkit, to distribute DarkCrystal RAT (DCRat) and a new remote access trojan called PowerRAT. You might be interested in: 7 Data Breach Disasters – Lessons for…
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Chinese Hackers APT41 Attack Gambling Companies
Chinese state-backed hacking group APT41, also known as Brass Typhoon, Earth Baku, Wicked Panda, or Winnti, carried out a sophisticated cyber attack targeting the gambling and gaming sector. According to Ido Naor, co-founder and CEO of Security Joes, the hackers managed to infiltrate a company’s…
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North Korean IT Workers Extort Western Firms
North Korean IT Workers, who have been known to secure jobs in Western companies under false identities, are stepping up their tactics. Previously focused on stealing intellectual property, they are now extorting their employers by demanding ransoms to prevent the release of stolen data. This new…
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