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  1. Linux Malware Targets Docker, Apache Hadoop, Redis and Confluence

    Cado said the payloads facilitated RCE attacks by leveraging common misconfigurations and known vulnerabilities

  2. EU Agrees 'Cyber Solidarity Act' to Bolster Incident Response and Recovery

    The EU has agreed new rules to strengthen cyber incident response and recovery across member states, encompassing closer cooperation mechanisms

  3. Cyber Pros Turn to Cybercrime as Salaries Stagnate

    The UK’s Chartered Institute of Information Security warns that many professionals are prepared to moonlight for cybercrime groups

  4. Skype, Google Meet, and Zoom Used in New Trojan Scam Campaign

    A new threat actor has been observed by Zscaler distributing remote access Trojans (RATs) via online meeting lures

  5. US Sanctions Predator Spyware Maker Intellexa

    The US Treasury has designated individuals and entities associated with Predator spyware developer, Intellexa

  6. GhostSec Evolves With Website Compromise Tools

    Cisco Talos uncovered two new tools developed by the group: the “GhostSec Deep Scan tool” and “GhostPresser”

  7. South Korean Police Develops Deepfake Detection Tool Ahead of April Elections

    With a claimed 80% efficiency, the new AI detection tool will be used to inform the police during criminal investigations

  8. ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Servers Go Down

    Speculations about the shut down range from a potential exit scam to a rebranding initiative

  9. American Express Warns Credit Card Data Exposed in Third-Party Breach

    American Express has informed customers that their credit card details may have been compromised following a breach of a third-party merchant processor

  10. Ukraine Claims it Hacked Russian MoD

    Ukraine’s military intelligence service says it hacked and stole sensitive documents from Russia’s Ministry of Defense

  11. TeamCity Users Urged to Patch Critical Vulnerabilities

    JetBrains says on-premises TeamCity servers must be upgraded to mitigate two new bugs

  12. Self-Propagating Worm Created to Target Generative AI Systems

    The researchers developed a worm, dubbed “Morris II,” which targets generative AI ecosystems through the use of adversarial self-replicating prompts

  13. Hacktivist Collective NoName057 Strikes European Targets

    Sekoia.io observed developments in the group’s DDoS tools, including updates enhancing compatibility with different processor architectures and OS

  14. TA577 Exploits NTLM Authentication Vulnerability

    Proofpoint warned the method could be used for data gathering and further malicious activities

  15. Predator Spyware Targeted Mobile Phones in New Countries

    Despite being exposed to human rights violations, the Predator spyware continues to be used across the world – including in new countries

  16. Securing Perimeter Products Must Be a Priority, Says NCSC

    UK’s National Cyber Security Centre warns of dangers of insecure perimeter products

  17. Drugs and Cybercrime Market Busted By German Cops

    German police have dismantled the country’s largest underground marketplace: Crimemarket

  18. Biden Warns Chinese Cars Could Steal US Citizens' Data

    President Biden warned that connected vehicles built in China could be used to steal sensitive data of US citizens and critical infrastructure

  19. Five Eyes Warn of Ivanti Vulnerabilities Exploitation, Detection Tools Insufficient

    Government agencies from the Five Eyes coalition said that Ivanti’s own tools are not sufficient to detect compromise

  20. UK Home Office Breached Data Protection Law with Migrant Tracking Program, ICO Finds

    The Home Office failed to assess the privacy intrusion of the continuous collection of migrants’ location information in breach of UK data protection law, according to the ICO

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