Dell has officially confirmed a cybersecurity breach and subsequent data leak within its IT environment, while emphasizing that the compromised files hold no real value. According to the company, the leaked data primarily consists...
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Google has released the findings of its investigations into coordinated influence operations conducted across its platforms during the second quarter of 2025. In total, more than 11,000 accounts and assets were removed, including 10,910...
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PyWhisker pyWhisker is a Python equivalent of the original Whisker made by Elad Shamir and written in C#. This tool allows users to manipulate the msDS-KeyCredentialLink attribute of a target user/computer to obtain full control over that object. It’s...
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Microsoft has unveiled an enhanced data migration feature designed to ease the transition for users moving from Windows 10, whose official support will end in less than three months. This new tool enables the...
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Amid the relentless surge of digital threats, companies across the globe find themselves under a barrage of cyberattacks. According to the latest data from Check Point Research, each organization now endures an average of...
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Cybercriminals are mastering increasingly sophisticated methods of delivering malicious code, leveraging unconventional file formats to evade security defenses. A recent case documented by researchers illustrates how a seemingly innocuous audio message in WAV format...
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ExpressVPN has resolved a vulnerability in its Windows client that allowed Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections to bypass the VPN tunnel, thereby exposing users’ real IP addresses. The issue affected versions 12.97 through 12.101.0.2-beta...
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This past weekend, Indian cryptocurrency platform CoinDCX suffered a large-scale cyberattack, resulting in the theft of over $44 million in digital assets. The breach affected only the company’s internal operational account, with user funds...
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The Chinese cyber group known as SilverFox, active since June 2023, has launched one of the most expansive malware distribution campaigns targeting Windows to date. Focusing on Chinese-speaking users worldwide—including business professionals operating outside...
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An eBPF agent that captures traffic flowing through the Linux kernel. By attaching to TLS/SSL functions, data is intercepted before and after encryption and then passed to flexible plugins with full visibility along with...
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Over the past several months, researchers at Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs (CRIL) have been closely monitoring a large-scale and technically sophisticated phishing campaign known as Scanception. Its hallmark lies in the use of...
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Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has issued a warning about a new wave of extortion emerging within the platform. The scheme involves fraudsters demanding that users surrender valuable digital assets—rare Telegram gifts, premium...
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The China-linked cyber-espionage group APT41 has launched a new surveillance campaign targeting government IT services in Africa—an unexpected turn for a region previously considered an unlikely target. Researchers at Kaspersky Lab uncovered the operation...
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Cybersecurity specialists at cside have uncovered a vast and covert cryptocurrency mining campaign that has compromised over 3,500 websites—marking the largest incident of its kind in recent years and signaling the resurgence of tactics...
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Turkish cybersecurity experts at Malwation have uncovered a large-scale phishing campaign targeting enterprises in the defense and aerospace sectors. Threat actors are disguising malicious attachments as official documents purportedly issued by TUSAŞ, Turkey’s state-owned...
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Cyber espionage in Asia is intensifying: researchers at Seqrite Labs have unveiled new insights into the operations of the group UNG0002, also known as Unknown Group 0002. This obscure yet technically adept entity is...
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AI-powered programming tools are rapidly gaining popularity, and one of the most prominent—Cursor—has introduced a new YOLO mode (short for “you only live once”) that enables its agent to execute complex sequences of actions...
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Following a wave of criticism sparked by a recent ProPublica report alleging that Microsoft had engaged engineers based in China to support cloud systems tied to the U.S. Department of Defense, the company has...
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Apple has announced that, effective immediately, users in South Korea can add the widely used Tmoney transit card to their Apple Wallet. With this integration, commuters can effortlessly ride subways, buses, and other public...
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Amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, cybersecurity experts at Lookout have uncovered a new Android-based spyware known as DCHSpy, which has been linked to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS). This malicious...
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