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Posted: October 20, 2025Read moreDefenderWrite exploits whitelisted Windows programs to drop malware in AV folders—learn about its method, testing, and defenses like auditing whitelisting to protect against persistence threats. -
Read moreCVE-2025-11001 and CVE-2025-11002 in 7-Zip allow code execution via malicious ZIPs—update to v25.00, disable symlinks, and use antivirus to avoid path traversal attacks. -
Read moreMaharashtra cyber scam defrauds 72-year-old of ₹58 crore via fake TRAI calls—learn about psychological manipulation, arrests, and tips to verify authorities and report frauds quickly. -
Posted: October 18, 2025Views: 11Read moreWaterPlum's Cluster B deploys OtterCandy via ClickFake campaigns—learn about its theft features, v2 updates, and defenses like monitoring Node.js to protect against credential and crypto theft. -
Read moreTikTok videos lure users with fake Photoshop activators, delivering AuroStealer via PowerShell—learn to avoid risky commands, use antivirus, and enable MFA to protect against credential theft. -
Read moreMicrosoft's report shows AI boosting phishing success to 54% click-through—learn about ClickFix trends, nation-state AI use, and defenses like MFA to protect against evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreUNC5342 uses EtherHiding to embed malware in smart contracts for credential theft—learn to spot fake jobs, restrict downloads, and bolster defenses against these evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreMicrosoft's report shows AI helping hackers with malware and phishing—learn about the 32% identity attack surge, ransomware risks, and simple defenses like MFA to protect your data from evolving threats. -
Read moreF5 Networks' vulnerability left 269,000 devices at risk—learn about the attack, Shadowserver findings, and steps like patching and SIEM to defend against hacker exploits and data theft. -
Read moreLastPass warns of phishing emails with ZIP files dropping malware for keylogging and data theft—enable MFA, use antivirus, and verify sources to protect against these sneaky attacks. -
Read moreUNC5142 exploits WordPress via BNB Smart Chain to spread stealers like Atomic—learn to update sites, use antivirus, and detect anomalies to protect against these evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreTrend Micro exposes "Zero Disco" attacks exploiting CVE-2025-20352 for rootkit deployment on Cisco devices—learn quick fixes like patching and EDR to safeguard against remote code execution and data theft risks. -
Read moreAPT group Mysterious Elephant exploits WhatsApp with custom malware for data theft—learn to patch vulnerabilities, monitor networks, and train against phishing to protect from these evolving cyber attacks. -
Read moreIgnoble Scorpius exploited a VPN login for ransomware chaos, stealing data and encrypting systems—learn to use MFA, segment networks, and detect threats early to safeguard your business from these growing risks. -
Read moreCISA warns of CVE-2025-54253 in Adobe Experience Manager, allowing unauthenticated code execution—fix now for versions up to 6.5.23.0. Also, active CVE-2016-7836 in SKYSEA; learn how to secure your systems from these critical vulnerabilities. -
Read moreYouTube's October 15, 2025, outage disrupted streaming for millions—learn about the causes, fixes, and how to stay informed via @TeamYouTube and Downdetector for future disruptions. -
Read moreUC researchers reveal Pixnapping, letting hackers steal 2FA and app data via Android side channels—up to 61% accurate with AI. No full patch yet; update devices, check permissions, and secure apps to avoid risks. -
Read moreWith Windows 10 support ending October 14, 2025, users face malware and breach risks—upgrade to Windows 11 or get ESU for patches. Learn quick steps to back up data, use antivirus, and avoid cyber threats post-support. -
Read moreUC study reveals how hackers use mouse sensors to eavesdrop on conversations, boosted by AI for stealing data—up to 61% accuracy. Protect yourself with simple tips like full shutdowns and mic indicators against this sneaky threat. -
Read moreNew research reveals Telegram as the primary tool for 120+ hacktivist groups to plan DDoS strikes via 11,000 posts and hashtags-exposing worldwide targets. Learn to monitor threats, bolster DDoS defenses, and stay ahead of visible cyber tactics.
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