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Cloudflare has launched AI Labyrinth, an innovative tool designed to combat unauthorized web-scraping bots by redirecting them into an endless maze of AI-generated content.  Introduced on March 19, 2025, this free, opt-in feature marks a significant shift in bot mitigation strategies, leveraging generative AI as a defensive weapon against unauthorized data collection. Unlike traditional methods […]

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Cybercriminals are leveraging Gamma AI, a platform for creating presentations, websites, and documents, to build sophisticated and difficult-to-detect phishing page redirectors. These malicious actors are exploiting Gamma’s advanced capabilities to host phishing redirect pages directly on the legitimate domain, gamma.app, raising concerns about the misuse of AI-powered tools in cyberattacks. The phishing scheme begins with […]

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The security of video data transmitted through satellite communications has become increasingly vulnerable to information leakage, theft, and data distortion with the rapid proliferation of low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations. These security risks not only endanger device functionality and user privacy but may also pose potential risks to national security, making efficient encryption technology a […]

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Tech giant Apple is once again in the legal spotlight as a class-action lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in San Jose accuses the company of false advertising and unfair competition related to its highly touted Apple Intelligence features. The suit, lodged on Wednesday, March 19, 2025, claims that Apple misled consumers by promoting artificial […]

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Caido, the innovative security testing tool positioning itself as a compelling alternative to Burp Suite, has just rolled out its latest update, version 0.47.0. This release introduces a slew of exciting features, a revamped user experience, and critical bug fixes, further solidifying its place in the toolkit of security researchers and penetration testers. One of […]

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A recent study has revealed that rooted devices are over 3.5 times more likely to be targeted by mobile malware, underscoring the risks they bring to organizations. Rooting and jailbreaking, once popular methods for customizing mobile devices, are now primarily used by power users. While manufacturers have introduced more customization options and tighter security protocols […]

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Researchers have detected active exploitation attempts targeting two critical vulnerabilities in Cisco’s Smart Licensing Utility that were patched approximately six months ago.  Threat actors leverage these flaws, which could potentially grant unauthorized access to sensitive licensing data and administrative functions. The attacks target two critical vulnerabilities in Cisco Smart Licensing Utility that were disclosed in […]

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Critical security vulnerabilities in IBM AIX operating systems could allow unauthorized remote attackers to execute arbitrary commands, potentially compromising the entire system.  IBM has released security patches to address these high-severity flaws affecting multiple Unix-based operating system versions. Security researchers have identified two serious vulnerabilities in IBM AIX systems that pose significant threats to enterprise environments.  […]

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A sophisticated malware campaign employing steganographic techniques has recently been identified, targeting users through seemingly innocent JPEG image files. The attack leverages hidden malicious code embedded within image files that, when executed, initiates a complex chain of events designed to steal sensitive information from victims’ systems. This new threat represents a concerning evolution in malware […]

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A RansomHub affiliate has been observed recently deploying a new custom backdoor named ‘Betruger’. This sophisticated malware, discovered on March 20, 2025, by the Symantec Threat Hunter team, represents a concerning evolution in ransomware attack methodologies. The Betruger backdoor is a multi-function tool specifically designed for executing ransomware attacks. It consolidates various capabilities typically spread […]

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Microsoft experienced a widespread outage on March 19, 2025, affecting Outlook on the web services. The tech giant has attributed the issue to a problematic code change in a recent update, which left thousands of users unable to access their accounts and use essential communication tools. The outage began early Wednesday afternoon, with users reporting […]

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While data is king, context is his queen — together, they reign over domains that thrive on research, analysis, discovery, and exploration. Nowhere is this more evident than in cyber threat intelligence, where raw data alone is powerless without context to give it meaning and direction.  Threat intelligence platforms and SOC teams collect vast amounts of […]

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A sophisticated network of suspected North Korean IT workers has been discovered leveraging GitHub to create false identities and secure remote employment opportunities in Japan and the United States. These operatives pose as Vietnamese, Japanese, and Singaporean professionals, primarily targeting engineering and blockchain development positions. Their ultimate objective appears to be generating foreign currency to […]

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Dell Technologies has issued a critical security advisory warning customers about multiple vulnerabilities in its Secure Connect Gateway (SCG) product that could potentially lead to system compromise.  The vulnerabilities affect versions prior to 5.28.00.14 and require immediate attention from system administrators. According to Dell’s advisory, two newly identified vulnerabilities specific to Dell’s proprietary code include: […]

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The Babuk2 ransomware group has been caught issuing extortion demands based on false claims and recycled data from previous breaches. This revelation comes from recent investigations conducted by the Halcyon RISE Team, shedding light on a concerning trend in the world of cybercrime. The Babuk2 group, also known as Babuk-Bjorka, has been making waves with […]

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Cybercriminals have launched a new sophisticated attack campaign targeting travelers through fake booking websites. The campaign, discovered in early 2025, tricks users into installing LummaStealer malware through deceptive CAPTCHA verification processes, putting personal and financial information at risk. The attack begins when unsuspecting victims visit what appears to be a legitimate booking confirmation page. Before […]

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A sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting cryptocurrency investors with fraudulent emails claiming a mandatory Coinbase wallet migration requirement. These deceptive messages, bearing the subject line “Migrate to Coinbase wallet,” are being distributed at a large scale, potentially bypassing spam filters due to their clever design. The scam alleges that a court order has forced Coinbase […]

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A severe vulnerability in Synology’s DiskStation Manager (DSM) allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code with no user interaction.  The flaw, disclosed during PWN2OWN 2024, received a Critical severity rating with a CVSS score of 9.8, indicating its potential for widespread exploitation. The primary vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-10441, stems from improper encoding or escaping of […]

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A critical vulnerability in Windows File Explorer, identified as CVE-2025-24071, enables attackers to steal NTLM hashed passwords without any user interaction beyond simply extracting a compressed file.  Security researchers have released a proof-of-concept exploit demonstrating this high-severity flaw, which Microsoft patched in its March 2025 updates. Microsoft Windows File Explorer Vulnerability The vulnerability, dubbed “NTLM […]

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Threat actors are allegedly offering root access to Canon Inc.’s internal firewall systems on underground hacking forums.  According to security monitoring firm ThreatMon, the advertisement appeared on a popular dark web marketplace, claiming to provide administrator-level access to the Japanese camera giant’s network infrastructure. The threat actor’s listing, verified by multiple security analysts, advertises privileged […]

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