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Anka Markovic Borak Published on August 17, 2024

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Husain Parvez Published on August 13, 2024

North Korean cybercriminal groups Kimsuky (APT43) and Andariel (APT45) exploited a VPN software update flaw in South Korea to install malware and steal trade secrets from construction and machinery companies. The malicious actors are believed to be operating in connection with North Korea’s

Anka Markovic Borak Published on August 13, 2024

A significant flaw in Microsoft Windows' update architecture has been discovered that allows attackers to downgrade fully patched systems, reintroducing old vulnerabilities. SafeBreach Labs researcher Alon Leviev unearthed this exploit. The vulnerability, showcased at the Black Hat 2024

Husain Parvez Published on August 11, 2024

A recent cyberattack on Mobile Guardian, a UK-based provider of mobile device management (MDM) software, has left thousands of students worldwide without access to their school work and files. The attack, which occurred on August 4th, resulted in unauthorized access to iOS and ChromeOS devices,

Husain Parvez Published on August 09, 2024

Nearly 2.9 billion individuals' personal data was exposed on the dark web after an April 2024 breach of National Public Data, a background-check company. The data, allegedly stolen by the cybercriminal group USDoD, was offered for sale at $3.5 million on the Dark Web, as detailed in a Bloomberg Law

Hendrik Human Published on August 09, 2024

A ransomware attack on OneBlood, a prominent nonprofit blood donation organization, has disrupted blood supplies to over 300 hospitals across the southeastern United States. The cyberattack, which was first reported by CNN, has forced OneBlood to revert to manual processes, significantly slowing

Husain Parvez Published on August 05, 2024

Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has agreed to a $1.4 billion settlement with Texas to resolve allegations that it collected and used biometric data from millions of Texas residents without their consent. The settlement, announced by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, is the largest ever for a

Hendrik Human Published on August 03, 2024