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  1. Hackers Target Over 70 Microsoft Exchange Servers to Steal Credentials with Keyloggers

    Hackers Target Over 70 Microsoft Exchange Servers to Steal Credentials with Keyloggers

    Posted: June 25, 2025
    Categories: Data Breach, Hacking, Microsoft
    Tags: security vulnerabilities, proxyshell, proxylogon, phishing attack, microsoft exchange servers, keyloggers, javascript malware, cybersecurity, cybercrime, credential theft
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 32
    A recent analysis reveals that hackers are targeting over 70 Microsoft Exchange servers to steal credentials using JavaScript keyloggers. Learn about the vulnerabilities exploited and the impact on organizations worldwide.
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  2. Urgent Chrome Update: Critical Vulnerabilities Allow Arbitrary Code Execution

    Urgent Chrome Update: Critical Vulnerabilities Allow Arbitrary Code Execution

    Posted: June 18, 2025
    Categories: Google, vulnerability
    Tags: v8 engine, user safety, use-after-free, security vulnerabilities, google security, cve-2025-6192, cve-2025-6191, chrome update, browser update, arbitrary code execution
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 40
    Google has released an urgent update for Chrome to address critical vulnerabilities that allow arbitrary code execution. Users must update immediately to ensure their security.
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  3. 295 Malicious IPs Target Apache Tomcat Manager with Coordinated Brute-Force Attacks

    295 Malicious IPs Target Apache Tomcat Manager with Coordinated Brute-Force Attacks

    Posted: June 12, 2025
    Categories: Security, Malware Alerts, Cyber Attack, Data Breach
    Tags: security vulnerabilities, security cameras, rtsp, malicious ips, http, greynoise, exposed services, digitalocean, cybersecurity, brute-force attacks, authentication measures, apache tomcat manager, access restrictions
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 22
    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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  4. Security Risks in Popular Chrome Extensions: API Key Leaks and Unencrypted Data Transmission

    Security Risks in Popular Chrome Extensions: API Key Leaks and Unencrypted Data Transmission

    Posted: June 06, 2025
    Categories: Security, Cyber Attack, Data Breach
    Tags: web security, user privacy, unencrypted data, security vulnerabilities, privacy breaches, password manager security, online security, https, data protection, cybersecurity, chrome extensions, api key leaks, aitm attacks
    Author: Npav Lab
    Views: 422
    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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