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They Deepfaked Through the Bathroom Window: How Cybercriminals Are Targeting Executives & Key Personnel at Home
When the Beatles sang the famous lyric “She came in through the bathroom window,” they were riffing on a real event, a fan who bypassed the front door and broke into Paul McCartney’s home. It was a metaphor for intrusion from the unexpected. In 2025, it’s also a strikingly accurate portrait of how cybercriminals are..
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CVE-2025-48828
CVE-2025-37093
Tax resolution firm Optima Tax Relief hit by ransomware, data leaked
Возвращение с «Маха»: ВВС США реанимируют гиперзвуковую ракету, которую сами же «заморозили»
Docuseries Explores Mental, Physical Hardships of CISOs
Town of Kittery, Maine falls victim to INC RANSOM Ransomware
New PathWiper Malware Attacking Critical Infrastructure To Deploy Administrative Tools
A sophisticated cyber attack campaign has emerged targeting Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, utilizing a previously unknown destructive malware variant that researchers have designated “PathWiper.” This latest threat represents a significant escalation in the ongoing cyber warfare landscape, demonstrating advanced capabilities designed to cause maximum disruption to essential services and systems across the embattled nation. The malware […]
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CVE-2025-29884 | QNAP File Station 5.5.6.4741 certificate validation (qsa-25-09 / EUVD-2025-17345)
CVE-2025-29883 | QNAP File Station 5.5.6.4741 certificate validation (qsa-25-09 / EUVD-2025-17344)
CVE-2025-22486 | QNAP File Station 5.5.6.4741 certificate validation (qsa-25-09 / EUVD-2025-17343)
CVE-2025-22482 | QNAP Qsync Central 4.3.0.11/4.4.0.15/4.4.0.16_20240819 format string (qsa-25-10 / EUVD-2025-17341)
CVE-2025-5748 | WOLFBOX Level 2 EV Charger Tuya Communications Module routine (ZDI-25-327 / EUVD-2025-17312)
New Rust-Developed InfoStealer Drains Sensitive Data from Chromium-Based Browsers
A newly identified information-stealing malware, crafted in the Rust programming language, has emerged as a significant threat to users of Chromium-based browsers such as Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and others. Dubbed “RustStealer” by cybersecurity researchers, this sophisticated malware is designed to extract sensitive data, including login credentials, cookies, and browsing history, from infected systems. Emerging […]
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