Albiriox and RadzaRat Terrorize Mobile Users

Albiriox and RadzaRat Terrorize Mobile Users

Cybersecurity experts are sounding the alarm over two sophisticated new strains of Android mobile malware, Albiriox and RadzaRat, both offered under a Malware-as-a-Service (MaaS) business model. These tools dramatically lower the bar for criminals, giving them full remote control and data theft…


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ShadyPanda Spying Campaign Exposed - Millions of Users Compromised

ShadyPanda Spying Campaign Exposed – Millions of Users Compromised

A persistent cyber threat group, identified as ShadyPanda, masterminded a sophisticated seven-year operation centered on compromised browser extensions, quietly infiltrating over 4.3 million user devices. This extensive campaign demonstrates a alarming exploitation of trust, leveraging seemingly…


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Critical Microsoft Teams Flaw: Hackers Can Bypass Security Using Guest Access

Critical Microsoft Teams Flaw: Hackers Can Bypass Security Using Guest Access

A significant vulnerability has been uncovered in Microsoft Teams that creates a cross-tenant security blind spot, allowing cyber attackers to completely circumvent the sophisticated protections offered by Microsoft Defender for Office 365. Security researchers from Ontinue have shed light on a…


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Entra ID Authentication

Microsoft Fortifies Entra ID Authentication

Microsoft is taking a major defensive step to strengthen the security of its Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) sign-in process. The company has announced a significant update to its online security policy that will effectively block unauthorized code injections from running during user authentication.…


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MFA Is Not a Shield: Your

MFA Is Not a Shield: Your “Secure” Login Has a Major Flaw

Multifactor Authentication (MFA) is often considered the gold standard of digital security. It's the reason many people and organizations feel safe—that six-digit code on your phone is supposed to be the unbreakable barrier that stops hackers, even if they get your password. It helps you get that…


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Cut Your Cybersecurity Risk by 90% with Penetration Testing Services

Cut Your Cybersecurity Risk by 90% with Penetration Testing Services

If your company is growing and you’re not running regular penetration testing services, you’re betting your future on luck. The organizations that don’t risk their growth to hackers all have one thing in common: They use a repeatable system for internal and external penetration testing — not a…


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ShadowRay 2.0 Exploits Ray Vulnerability to Create Global GPU Mining Botnet

ShadowRay 2.0 Exploits Ray Vulnerability to Create Global GPU Mining Botnet

Cybersecurity firm Oligo Security has issued a stark warning about ongoing cyberattacks that are turning vulnerable Ray AI clusters into a self-spreading cryptocurrency mining botnet. This malicious operation, dubbed "ShadowRay 2.0," represents an escalation of an earlier wave of attacks seen…


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Cloudflare Crash Knocks Out the Internet

Cloudflare Crash Knocks Out the Internet

A massive digital service disruption, traced back to the networking giant Cloudflare, sent shockwaves across the internet on Tuesday morning, rendering countless popular websites inaccessible. Starting around 6:20 AM ET, users attempting to visit platforms like X (formerly Twitter), the…


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WARNING: EVALUSION 'ClickFix' is Spreading Amatera Stealer

WARNING: EVALUSION ‘ClickFix’ is Spreading Amatera Stealer

Security experts are sounding the alarm this month over a dangerous new wave of cyberattacks. Hackers are using a surprisingly simple but effective social engineering trick, dubbed "ClickFix," to infect computers with two powerful types of malicious software: Amatera Stealer and the NetSupport RAT.…


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NPM Registry Flooded by Massive 'IndonesianFoods' Worm

NPM Registry Flooded by Massive ‘IndonesianFoods’ Worm

Security researchers are raising the alarm about a massive, coordinated spam attack that has overwhelmed the npm registry, the world's largest storehouse for JavaScript code. Since early 2024, tens of thousands of bogus software packages have been uploaded in an automated campaign that one…


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