Infosecurity News

  1. Phishing Dominates EU-Wide Intrusions, says ENISA

    ENISA reveals phishing and vulnerability exploitation accounted for majority of intrusions in past year

  2. Broadcom Issues Patches for VMware NSX and vCenter Security Flaws

    Broadcom has released security patches for critical flaws affecting several VMware products

  3. Shortcut-based Credential Lures Deliver DLL Implants

    A new campaign has been observed using malicious Windows shortcuts in credential-themed ZIP files to deploy PowerShell script

  4. AI Tops Cybersecurity Investment Priorities, PwC Finds

    PwC found that AI security has become a top investment priority in cyber budgets over the next 12 months, ahead of cloud and network security

  5. New China-Aligned Hackers Hit State and Telecom Sectors

    Phantom Taurus is the latest formally identified cyber-espionage group aligned with Chinese state interest

  6. Campaign Warns Solicitors and House Buyers of Payment Diversion Fraud

    The NCA warns that house buyers could face losses of over £80,000 from a type of BEC called payment diversion fraud

  7. ICO: Imgur’s UK Decision Won’t Prevent Regulatory Fine

    Image-sharing platform Imgur has blocked its services within the UK, following a regulatory notice from the ICO

  8. Smishing Campaigns Exploit Cellular Routers to Target Belgium

    New smishing attacks exploit Milesight routers to send phishing texts targeting Belgian users

  9. New Android RAT Klopatra Targets Financial Data

    New Android RAT Klopatra is targeting financial institutions using advanced evasion techniques

  10. US Cuts Federal Funding for MS-ISAC Cybersecurity Program

    The Trump administration wants CISA to transition to a “new model” for supporting local government agencies’ cyber strategy

  11. Gemini Trifecta Highlights Dangers of Indirect Prompt Injection

    Tenable researchers have discovered three vulnerabilities in Google’s Gemini GenAI tool

  12. Asahi Suspends Operations in Japan After Cyber-Attack

    Japanese brewery giant Asahi revealed that a cyber-attack had caused a “system failure”, with order and shipment operations suspended in Japan

  13. CIISec Members Say Budgets Are Falling Behind Threats

    Most UK cybersecurity professionals tell CIISec that their budgets are stagnating

  14. Dutch Authorities Arrest Teens in Foreign Interference Case

    While the exact suspicion was yet to be revealed it is linked to "foreign interference"

  15. AI-Generated Code Used in Phishing Campaign Blocked by Microsoft

    Microsoft Threat Intelligence stopped an AI-driven credential phishing campaign using SVG files disguised as PDFs

  16. National Cyber Authorities Launch OT Security Guidance

    The Five Eyes countries, Germany and the Netherlands are launching a standard for managing OT security

  17. Two-Thirds of Organizations Have Unfilled Cybersecurity Positions

    Recruitment and retention remain a significant challenge for security teams, amid growing pressures on cyber professionals

  18. SonicWall SSL VPN Attacks Escalate, Bypassing MFA

    Akira ransomware attacks on SonicWall SSL VPN appliances are bypassing its MFA for rapid deployment

  19. Harrods Reveals Supply Chain Breach Impacting Online Customers

    Department store Harrods has notified e-commerce customers of a major data breach

  20. Singapore Threatens Meta With Fines Over Facebook Impersonation Scams

    The Singapore police said Facebook is the top platform for online scams in the country

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