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Trend 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.

APT 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.

CISA 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.

New 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.

Researcher exposes vulnerability in Worldline Yomani XR's debug port, allowing instant root shell access for malware or network pivots—despite tamper protections. Merchants must patch firmware and audit devices to block this high-risk entry point.

Kandji uncovers a September 2025 campaign where attackers clone Homebrew sites to inject malware like Odyssey Stealer via clipboard tricks—exploit C2 servers and bypass trust; mitigate by verifying sources and using endpoint monitoring.

Attackers use zero-day in Edge's IE Mode Chakra engine to trick users into legacy reloads, enabling RCE and SYSTEM access for malware. Microsoft disabled easy triggers—configure manually via Settings, migrate from IE, and prioritize modern web standards to stay secure.

"Trinity of Chaos" group (Muddled Libra, Bling Libra, LAPSUS$) steals 1B Salesforce records targeting retail/hospitality; launches DLS October 3, 2025, with FBI seizure October 9. EaaS model enables fraud—implement zero trust and ISAC intel to defend against data theft.

High-severity CVE-2025-61884 (CVSS 7.5) in Oracle E-Business Suite's Configurator allows unauthenticated HTTP attacks to access sensitive data (versions 12.2.3-12.2.14). Follows Cl0p-linked CVE-2025-61882 exploits—apply updates, segment networks, and scan for vulnerabilities now.

Public Wi-Fi exposes you to MitM attacks and data theft—learn to spot evil twin hotspots, use VPNs for encryption, enable 2FA, and stick to cellular for sensitive tasks to protect against rising breaches in cafes and airports.