Cyber Attack
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GreyNoise warns of coordinated brute-force attacks on Apache Tomcat Manager interfaces, involving 295 malicious IPs. Learn about the risks and recommended security measures.
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A new malware campaign disguised as an Instagram growth tool is stealing login credentials. Learn how "imad213" works and how to protect your account.
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Posted: June 11, 2025Views: 16FIN6 cybercrime group uses fake resumes hosted on AWS to deliver More_eggs malware via LinkedIn. Learn how they target recruiters and evade detection.
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Posted: June 10, 2025Views: 22Discover how a China-linked cyber espionage group, including APT15 and UNC5174, targeted over 70 organizations across government, media, and other sectors. Learn about the malware used, including ShadowPad and GoReShell, and the exploited vulnerabilities.
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Posted: June 10, 2025Views: 10Learn about the ransomware attack on Sensata Technologies, a leading industrial tech firm. Discover how the breach impacted operations, compromised customer data, and the company's response, including credit monitoring for affected individuals.
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Posted: June 10, 2025Views: 12Learn about a critical vulnerability in Google's account recovery system that allowed attackers to access any user's phone number through a brute-force attack, highlighting the importance of security audits for legacy systems.
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Discover how two separate botnets exploit the critical Wazuh Server vulnerability (CVE-2025-24016) to launch Mirai-based DDoS attacks, targeting IoT devices and highlighting the urgency of cybersecurity measures.
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Posted: June 09, 2025Views: 285Discover how OpenAI has banned ChatGPT accounts associated with Russian, Iranian, and Chinese hacker groups. Learn about the malicious activities, including malware development and social media manipulation, and explore the implications for cybersecurity.
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Discover significant security vulnerabilities in popular Chrome extensions that expose sensitive user data through unencrypted transmission and hardcoded credentials. Learn how to protect yourself from potential privacy breaches
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Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are stealthy, effective, and devastating. With no malware involved, these attacks bypass traditional security filters, trick employees, and siphon sensitive data or funds. But with real-time visibility through interactive sandboxing and endpoint protection like Net Protector, businesses can stay one step ahead.