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  1. Pakistan-Aligned Hackers Disrupt Indian Education Sector

    APT36 targeted institutions with malicious Office documents distributing Crimson RAT

  2. GuLoader Targets US Financial Firms With Tax-Themed Phishing Lures

    Security researchers at eSentire shared the findings in an advisory published on Monday

  3. Stolen Card Volumes Plummet 94% Globally

    Blow for card fraudsters, although UK is an outlier

  4. Superyacht-Maker Hit by Easter Ransomware Attack

    Bremen shipbuilder Lürssen tight-lipped on details

  5. Rapid7 Has Good News for UK Security Posture

    FTSE 350 firms on a par with global peers

  6. CISA Updates Zero Trust Maturity Model With Public Feedback

    The guidelines aim to further the US federal government's progress toward a zero trust approach

  7. Lazarus Group's DeathNote Campaign Reveals Shift in Targets

    Kaspersky uncovered a shift in the attack's targets and updated infection vectors in 2020

  8. Emotet Climbs March 2023's Most Wanted Malware List With OneNote Campaign

    The malicious software tool is now second on the list, one spot up from February's report

  9. Researchers Uncover 7000 Malicious Open Source Packages

    W4SP stealer copycats among the latest finds

  10. New Zero-Click iOS Exploit Deploys Israeli Spyware

    Researchers say exploit is delivered via iCloud calendar invitation

  11. Ethical Hackers Could Earn up to $20,000 Uncovering ChatGPT Vulnerabilities

    Following criticisms around ChatGPT’ security and privacy practices, OpenAI has launched a bug bounty program to help identify vulnerabilities across its systems and services

  12. Microsoft Fixes Zero-Day Bug This Patch Tuesday

    It is one of around 100 software flaws addressed this month

  13. Malicious Android Apps Sold For Up to $20,000 on Darknet

    Like on legitimate forums, Kaspersky explained there are various darknet offers for these apps

  14. Apple Patches Two Zero-Days Exploited in the Wild

    Vulnerabilities affect macOS Ventura 13.3.1 and iOS and iPadOS 16.4.1 devices

  15. Eliminating 2% of Exposures Could Protect 90% of Critical Assets

    The findings come from the latest report by XM Cyber and the Cyentia Institute

  16. US Scrambles to Investigate Military Intel Leak

    Publication of classified docs could help Russian war effort

  17. KFC Owner Discloses Data Breach

    Yum! Brands warns of fallout from January incident

  18. Latitude Financial Refuses to Pay Ransom

    Breached Aussie firm says it will only embolden extorters

  19. Threat Actors Increasingly Use Telegram For Phishing Purposes

    The findings come from cybersecurity experts at Kaspersky

  20. Uber Drivers' Data Exposed in Breach of Law Firm's Servers

    New Jersey-based Genova Burns disclosed the breach in an email to customers

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