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Watch Out! GriftHorse Malware Delivered via Play Store Impacted 10M Android Devices in Over 70 Countries

The Hackers Behind the New Malware Made Millions of Dollars from their Targets.

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Forward Air Corporation Recently Disclosed Data Theft Following a Ransomware Attack

The Ransomware Attack Had Been Revealed by the Freight Shipping Company in December 2020.

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A Working Exploit for the CVE-2021-22005 Flaw in VMware vCenter Was Publicly Released

Cybercriminals Are Already Taking Advantage of It.

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Illegitimate Call Centers Defrauding Foreign Cryptocurrency Investors Were Taken Down by SSU

Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) Said that Thousands of Investors Worldwide Have Been Tricked.

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Critical Vulnerabilities Affecting QVR Video Surveillance Software Patched Up by QNAP

Two Out of Three Vulnerabilities Received a Critical Severity Score of 9.8 Out of 10.

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Developer at the Ethereum Admits Guilt in Helping North Korea with Advice on How to Avoid U.S. Sanctions

The American Crypto Researcher Gave a Presentation on Cryptocurrency at a Conference in the Communist Country Two Years Ago.

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Beware of the Recently Discovered BluStealer Malware!

This High-profile Virus Steals Private Data and Documents.

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Russia Formally Accused by European Union for the ‘GhostWriter’ Operation that Targets EU Representatives and Reporters

Russian Cybercriminals Are Responsible for a Recent Hacking Campaign Dubbed ‘GhostWriter’ that Has Been Ongoing Since March 2017, According to an EU Official.

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US, Canadian Android Mobile Users Targeted by TangleBot Malware

The Malware Can Control SMS and Mobile Capabilities, Contacts, Internet Access, Call Records, Microphone, and Camera.

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FamousSparrow Hacking Group Is Targeting Hotels, Companies, and Governments Everywhere

The Threat Actor Used a ProxyLogon Microsoft Exchange Server Flaw Together with SparrowDoor, Its Own Custom Backdoor.

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The RaidForums Data Marketplace Mistakenly Makes Confidential Staff Pages Public

Everyone Was Able to See Bans-related Conversations, Various Requests, and Others.

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Apple Announced that TLS 1.0 and 1.1 Has Been Deprecated in iOS 15, iPadOS 15, macOS 12, and More

The Tech Giant Also Stated that Support for the Protocols Will Be Removed in Future Releases.

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Turla APT Group Employs New TinyTurla Backdoor in Attacks Against Countries Around the World

TinyTurla Backdoor Has Been Recently Used in Cyberattacks Involving the U.S., Germany, and Afghanistan.

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US Sanctioned Suex Cryptocurrency Exchange for Allegedly Processing Ransomware Payments

The U.S. Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control Prohibited Americans from Doing Business with the Cryptocurrency Exchange Over The Counter (OTC) Broker Suex.

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GitHub Identifies Arbitrary Code Execution Bugs in the Open-source Node.js Packages

The Flaws Could be Used by Cybercriminals to Attain Arbitrary Code Execution on a System Deploying Suspicious npm Packages.

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Ukrainian Hacker Extradited After Allegedly Sold Thousands of Passwords on the Dark Web

The 28-year-old Man Is Facing a Maximum Penalty of 17 Years in Federal Prison.

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REvil Ransomware's Servers Have Resurfaced After Being Down for Two Months

It Is Unclear Whether the Gang Is Back or the FBI Turned On Its Servers.

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Atlassian Confluence Bug Exploited to Hack Jenkins Project’s Server

While the Impacted Server Has Been Taken Offline, Jenkins Is Investigating the Impact of the Attack.

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What Is BYOD? Bring Your Own Device Security Policy

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Russia Blamed by Germany for Alleged Parliament Cyberattack

Germany Accuses Russia of Hacking the German Parliament Before the Federal Elections this Month. The Same Thing Happened in 2015.

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Netgear Tackles Severe Security Vulnerabilities Impacting Several of Its Smart Switches

The Security Bugs Could Be Exploited by an Attacker to Gain Complete Control of a Vulnerable Device.

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Conti Ransomware Is Now Using ProxyShell Exploits to Compromise Exchange Servers

ProxyShell Allows Unauthenticated, Remote Code Execution on Vulnerable Servers that Haven’t Been Mended.

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The Full Source Code for the Babuk Ransomware Published on a Russian Hacker Forum

The Source Code Was Leaked by a Babuk Developer Who Was Diagnosed With Lung Cancer.

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Hackers Actively Exploit Critical Vulnerability Found in Atlassian Confluence

The Flaw Was Recently Patched for the Impacted Versions of Atlassian Confluence Server and Data Center.

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Food and Agricultural Sector Appealing for the Ransomware Actors, FBI Warns

According to the FBI’s Notice, Food and Agriculture Companies Suffer Serious Financial Loss Due to the Ransom Payments.

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700k French Individuals Had Their Covid Test Results Leaked Online

Personal Information, Contact Details, and Social Security Numbers Have Also Been Publicly Available.

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NY Credit Union Employee Deletes 21GB of Data in Retaliation for Being Fired

Credit Union Has Spent More than $10,000 in Remediating the Destruction of Data.

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Patients at DuPage Medical Group May Have Had Their Data Compromised Following a Cyberattack

Names, Addresses, and Dates of Birth of 600,000 Individuals May Have Been Exposed In a July Cyberattack.

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Coinbase Customers Scared After 2FA Change Notifications Were Sent By Mistake

The Incident Appeared to Suggest that There Had Been a Severe Security Breach.

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Technical Flaw Led to Canada Accepting Thousands of Immigration Applications

IRCC Is Currently Processing Additional Applications to Ensure the 7,300 Candidates Are Not Penalized Because of a System Flaw.