Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Speaks Out After Arrest in France
Durov Defends Himself Against Unfair Charges It’s been nearly two weeks since Telegram’s CEO, Pavel Durov, was arrested in France. Recently, he broke his silence, addressing the accusations against him in a 600-word message on Telegram, where he criticized the charges as unjust. Durov pointed out,…
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Hackers Use MacroPack to Deploy Malware
Threat Actors Repurposing a Security Tool for Harmful Intentions Cisco Talos researchers have discovered that cybercriminals are likely misusing a tool originally designed for red team security drills to spread malware. You might be interested in: AMD Hacked Again: Sensitive Data Exposed The…
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Job Seekers Tricked by North Korean Hackers
North Korean Hackers A new cyberattack campaign, referred to as “Contagious Interview,” has been identified, where North Korean hackers use a fake video conferencing app to target developers. According to cybersecurity experts from Group-IB in Singapore, this attack was first spotted…
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Microsoft macOS Apps Vulnerable to Hackers
Overview of the Vulnerabilities Eight security vulnerabilities have been found in Microsoft applications for macOS, which could be exploited by attackers to gain higher access levels or access sensitive information. These vulnerabilities could allow attackers to bypass macOS’s permission…
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Telegram CEO Accused of Facilitating Crime
Telegram CEO Charged with Multiple Crimes French prosecutors have officially charged Pavel Durov, the CEO of Telegram, with involvement in several illegal activities through the popular messaging platform. The charges were announced on Wednesday, following his arrest on Saturday. Durov, who holds…
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AMD Hacked Again: Sensitive Data Exposed
Cybercriminal Groups Claim Responsibility AMD hacked again, according to reports, leading to the exposure of sensitive employee information and internal discussions.. Two cybercrime groups, IntelBroker and EnergyWeaponUser, have taken responsibility for the breach. The stolen data allegedly…
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Google Confirms Active Exploit in Chrome
Critical Exploit in Chrome Patched: Users Urged to Update Security Flaw Exploited in the Wild Google has patched an Exploit in Chrome browser that has been actively exploited by attackers. The flaw, identified as CVE-2024-7965, was part of a recent software update released last week. You might be…
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Uber Fined €290 Million by Dutch DPA for Breaching EU Data Protection Laws
Record-Breaking Fine for Data Transfer Violations The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has imposed a staggering €290 million ($324 million) fine on Uber for failing to comply with the European Union’s (EU) strict data protection rules. The penalty comes after Uber was found guilty of…
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RFID Cards Hacked: Hotels, Offices at Risk
Hidden Vulnerability in FM11RF08S Cards A recent discovery in the cybersecurity field has revealed a hidden backdoor in certain MIFARE Classic contactless cards, specifically within a model known as FM11RF08S. This backdoor could allow unauthorized access, making it possible to bypass…
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Google Fixes Critical Chrome Security Issue
Overview of the Security Flaw Google has released critical security updates to fix a serious vulnerability in its Chrome browser. This flaw, which has been actively exploited, affects the V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-7971, is a type…
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