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  1. Recent Windows updates break Microsoft Connected Cache delivery

    Microsoft says Windows 10 updates released since the start of the year are breaking Microsoft Connected Cache (MCC) node discovery on enterprise networks. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  2. The Week in Ransomware - April 5th 2024 - Virtual Machines under Attack

    Ransomware attacks targeting VMware ESXi and other virtual machine platforms are wreaking havoc among the enterprise, causing widespread disruption and loss of services. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  3. Magento flaw exploited to deploy persistent backdoor hidden in XML

    Threat actors are exploiting critical Magento vulnerability CVE-2024-20720 to install a persistent backdoor on e-stores. Sansec researchers observed threat actors are exploiting the recently disclosed Magento vulnerability CVE-2024-20720 to deploy a…

    Security Affairs
  4. Critical Bugs Put Hugging Face AI Platform in a 'Pickle'

    One issue would have allowed cross-tenant attacks, and another enabled access to a shared registry for container images; exploitation via an insecure Pickle file showcases emerging risks for AI-as-a-service more broadly.

    Dark Reading
  5. Panera Bread Fuels Ransomware Suspicions With Silence

    The restaurant chain hasn't provided any information regarding what led to a widespread IT outage, and customers and employees are asking for answers.

    Dark Reading
  6. CISO Corner: Ivanti's Mea Culpa; World Cup Hack; CISOs & Cyber Awareness

    Our collection of the most relevant reporting and industry perspectives for those guiding cybersecurity strategies and focused on SecOps. Also included: Dealing with a Ramadan cyber spike; funding Internet security; and Microsoft's Azure AI changes.

    Dark Reading
  7. Cookie consent choices are just being ignored by some websites

    In news that is, sadly, unlikely to shock you, new research indicates that many websites ignore visitors’ choices to refuse cookies and collect their data anyway. Researchers at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) analyzed 85,000 European websites and came to…

    Malwarebytes
  8. Acuity Responds To US Government Data Theft Claims

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  9. Microsoft's Security Chickens Have Come Home To Roost

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  10. Omni Hotels Blames Cyberattack For Widespread Tech Outage

    No content available.

    packetstormsecurity.com
  11. Academics Probe Apple's Privacy Settings And Get Lost And Confused

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    packetstormsecurity.com
  12. New Ivanti RCE flaw may impact 16,000 exposed VPN gateways

    Approximately 16,500 Ivanti Connect Secure and Poly Secure gateways exposed on the internet are likely vulnerable to a remote code execution (RCE) flaw the vendor addressed earlier this week. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  13. Microsoft fixes Windows Sysprep issue behind 0x80073cf2 errors

    Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing 0x80073cf2 errors when using the System Preparation (Sysprep) tool after installing November Windows 10 updates. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  14. Magecart Attackers Pioneer Persistent E-Commerce Backdoor

    The infamous payment-skimmer cybercrime organization is exploiting CVE-2024-20720 in Magento for a novel approach to stealing card data.

    Dark Reading
  15. How Do We Integrate LLMs Security Into Application Development?

    Large language models require rethinking how to bake security into the software development process earlier.

    Dark Reading
  16. Fake Facebook MidJourney AI page promoted malware to 1.2 million people

    Hackers are using Facebook advertisements and hijacked pages to promote fake Artificial Intelligence services, such as MidJourney, OpenAI's SORA and ChatGPT-5, and DALL-E, to infect unsuspecting users with password-stealing malware. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  17. Acuity confirms hackers stole non-sensitive govt data from GitHub repos

    Acuity, a federal contractor that works with U.S. government agencies, has confirmed that hackers breached its GitHub repositories and stole documents containing old and non-sensitive data. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  18. Cisco Warns of Vulnerability in Discontinued Small Business Routers

    Cisco says it will not release patches for a cross-site scripting vulnerability impacting end-of-life small business routers.

    SecurityWeek
  19. Tech Companies Want to Build Artificial General Intelligence. But Who Decides When AGI is Attained?

    With so much money riding on the promise of AI advances, it’s no surprise that AGI is also becoming a corporate buzzword that sometimes attracts a quasi-religious fervor.

    SecurityWeek
  20. AI-as-a-Service Providers Vulnerable to PrivEsc and Cross-Tenant Attacks

    New research has found that artificial intelligence (AI)-as-a-service providers such as Hugging Face are susceptible to two critical risks that could allow threat actors to escalate privileges, gain cross-tenant access to other customers' models, and even…

    The Hacker News
  21. CISA Adds SOCRadar Labs to its Resources & Tools

    CISA Adds SOCRadar Labs to its Resources & Tools In a significant move to bolster cybersecurity resilience, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has officially included SOCRadar Labs in its esteemed Resources & Tools section....

    SOCRadar
  22. White House's Call for Memory Safety Brings Challenges, Changes & Costs

    Improving security in the applications that drive the digital economy is a necessary undertaking, requiring ongoing collaboration between the public and private sectors.

    Dark Reading
  23. Panera Bread week-long IT outage caused by ransomware attack

    Panera Bread's recent week-long outage was caused by a ransomware attack, according to people familiar with the matter and emails seen by BleepingComputer. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  24. 10M+ Downloaded Dating App Discloses User’s Exact Location

    In a groundbreaking Check Point Research (CPR) analysis, vulnerabilities have been uncovered in several popular dating applications, cumulatively boasting over 10 million downloads. This investigation focused on the inherent risks associated with the use of…

    gbhackers.com
  25. YubiKey Manager Privilege Escalation Let Attacker Perform Admin Functions

    YubiKey Manager GUI on Windows before version 1.2.6 has a vulnerability that could allow an attacker to escalate privileges. Due to a limitation in Windows, it requires administrator privileges to interact with FIDO authenticators. An attacker can exploit…

    gbhackers.com
  26. Dark Web Profile: DonutLeaks

    Dark Web Profile: DonutLeaks In 2022, the DonutLeaks group emerged as a significant player, demonstrating a sophisticated approach to data extortion. Linked to cyber incidents targeting notable enterprises such as Greek natural gas company DESFA, UK…

    SOCRadar
  27. Reconsider Your CNAPP Strategy Using These 5 Scenarios

    Cloud-native application protection platforms (CNAPPs) sidestep siloed security and embed security into the earliest stages of application development.

    Dark Reading
  28. In Other News: 100,000 Affected by CISA Breach, Microsoft AI Copilot Ban, Nuclear Site Prosecution

    Noteworthy stories that might have slipped under the radar: the CISA hack could impact 100,000 people, Microsoft AI Copilot banned by US House, UK nuclear site prosecution.

    SecurityWeek
  29. Oxycorat Android RAT Spotted on Dark Web Stealing Wi-Fi Passwords

    Cybersecurity experts have identified a new threat lurking in the shadows of the dark web, a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) known as Oxycorat. This malicious software is specifically designed to infiltrate Android devices. Cybercriminals looking for a…

    gbhackers.com
  30. NIST Grants $3.6 Million to Boost US Cybersecurity Workforce

    NIST announced $3.6 million in grants for 18 education and community organizations to build the future cybersecurity workforce.

    SecurityWeek
  31. CISO Perspectives on Complying with Cybersecurity Regulations

    Compliance requirements are meant to increase cybersecurity transparency and accountability. As cyber threats increase, so do the number of compliance frameworks and the specificity of the security controls, policies, and activities they include. For CISOs…

    The Hacker News
  32. Hackers Hijack Facebook Pages to Mimic AI Brands & Inject Malware

    Hackers have been found hijacking Facebook pages to impersonate popular AI brands, thereby injecting malware into the devices of unsuspecting users. This revelation comes from a detailed investigation by Bitdefender Labs, which has been closely monitoring…

    gbhackers.com
  33. Cybersecurity Firms Raised $2.3 Billion in Q1 2024: Report

    Cybersecurity companies raised $2.3 billion in funding in Q1 2024, a 20% decrease compared to the same period of 2023, according to Pinpoint.

    SecurityWeek
  34. Magento Vulnerability Exploited to Deploy Persistent Backdoor

    Attackers are exploiting a recent Magento vulnerability to deploy a persistent backdoor on ecommerce websites.

    SecurityWeek
  35. Cybersecurity Challenges in 2024 United Kingdom’s Elections

    Cybersecurity Challenges in 2024 United Kingdom’s Elections Cybersecurity challenges are expected to play a significant role in the upcoming United Kingdom elections in 2024. As the world becomes more interconnected, political campaigns and electoral…

    SOCRadar
  36. Acuity Responds to US Government Data Theft Claims, Says Hackers Obtained Old Info

    Acuity, the tech firm from which hackers claimed to have stolen State Department and other government data, confirms hack, but says stolen info is old.

    SecurityWeek
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