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  1. EncryptHub's dual life: Cybercriminal vs Windows bug-bounty researcher

    EncryptHub, a notorious threat actor linked to breaches at 618 organizations, is believed to have reported two Windows zero-day vulnerabilities to Microsoft, revealing a conflicted figure straddling the line between cybercrime and security research. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  2. ToddyCat APT Targets ESET Bug to Load Silent Malware

    Researchers found the threat actor attempting to use the now-patched flaw to load and execute a malicious dynamic link library on infected systems.

    Dark Reading
  3. Threat Actors Exploit Toll Payment Services in Widespread Hacking Campaign

    In a sophisticated cybercrime operation, the Smishing Triad, a China-based group, has been identified as the orchestrator behind a surge in smishing campaigns targeting consumers in the US and UK. These campaigns exploit toll payment services like FasTrak,…

    gbhackers.com
  4. Everest Ransomware Gang’s Leak Site Hacked and Defaced

    TechCrunch has uncovered a concerning development in consumer-grade spyware: a stealthy Android monitoring app that employs password-protected uninstallation to prevent removal. This app, which abuses built-in Android features like overlay permissions and…

    gbhackers.com
  5. ToddyCat Attackers Exploited ESET Command Line Scanner Vulnerability to Conceal Their Tool

    In a sophisticated cyberattack, the notorious ToddyCat APT group utilized a previously unknown vulnerability in ESET’s Command Line Scanner (ecls) to mask their malicious activities. The attack came to light when researchers detected a suspicious file named…

    gbhackers.com
  6. U.S. CISA adds Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure and ZTA Gateways flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog

    U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) adds Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure and ZTA Gateways flaw to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) added an Apache…

    Security Affairs
  7. Microsoft delays WSUS driver sync deprecation indefinitely

    Microsoft announced today that, based on customer feedback, it will indefinitely delay removing driver synchronization in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). [...]

    BleepingComputer
  8. PCI DSS 4.0.1: A Cybersecurity Blueprint by the Industry, for the Industry

    As PCI DSS 4.0.1 comes into force, it shows the power of industry collaboration in cybersecurity.

    SecurityWeek
  9. NIST to Implement 'Deferred' Status to Dated Vulnerabilities

    The changes will go into effect over the next several days to reflect which CVEs are being prioritized in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD).

    Dark Reading
  10. Six arrested for AI-powered investment scams that stole $20 million

    Spain's police arrested six individuals behind a large-scale cryptocurrency investment scam that used AI tools to generate deepfake ads featuring popular public figures to lure people. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  11. Everest ransomware's dark web leak site defaced, now offline

    The dark web leak site of the Everest ransomware gang has apparently been hacked over the weekend by an unknown attacker and is now offline. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  12. When the victimizers become the victims…. RansomHub the victim of a takeover?

    In February, RansomHub was described as the leading Ransomware-as-a-Service group and as a pervasive threat to critical sectors. Weeks later, Trend Micro analyzed SocGholish’s MaaS framework and its role in deploying RansomHub ransomware. RansomHub was…

    DataBreaches
  13. Google fixes Android zero-days exploited in attacks, 60 other flaws

    Google has released patches for 62 vulnerabilities in Android's April 2025 security update, including two zero-days exploited in targeted attacks. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  14. Malicious VSCode extensions infect Windows with cryptominers

    Nine VSCode extensions on Microsoft's Visual Studio Code Marketplace pose as legitimate development tools while infecting users with the XMRig cryptominer to mine Ethereum and Monero. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  15. Scattered Spider's 'King Bob' Pleads Guilty to Cyber Charges

    The 20-year-old was arrested in January 2024 alongside four other group members who carried out related cybercriminal acts, earning them similar charges.

    Dark Reading
  16. Tech Accelerator: Azure security and AI adoption

    Are you looking for guidance on how to effectively integrate security best practices within your Azure and AI projects? We know the pace of technological innovation offers as many opportunities as it does challenges. However, security cannot be an…

    techcommunity.microsoft.com
  17. Food giant WK Kellogg discloses data breach linked to Clop ransomware

    US food giant WK Kellogg Co is warning employees and vendors that company data was stolen during the 2024 Cleo data theft attacks. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  18. Windows 11 24H2 blocked on PCs with code-obfuscation driver BSODs

    Microsoft has introduced a new Windows 11 24H2 safeguard hold for systems running security or enterprise software using SenseShield Technology's sprotect.sys driver. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  19. Kaiser fires security exec amid disputed allegations involving a police database breach

    Jakob Emerson reports on what is a disputed claim of insider-wrongdoing: Kaiser Permanente has terminated its national director of corporate security investigations, Craig Chew, amid allegations he received confidential data from a California criminal…

    DataBreaches
  20. Google Pushing ‘Sec-Gemini’ AI Model for Threat-Intel Workflows

    Experimental Sec-Gemini v1 touts a combination of Google’s Gemini LLM capabilities with real-time security data and tooling from Mandiant.

    SecurityWeek
  21. Is your phone listening to you? (Lock and Code S06E07)

    This week on the Lock and Code podcast… It has probably happened to you before. You and a friend are talking—not texting, not DMing, not FaceTiming—but talking, physically face-to-face, about, say, an upcoming vacation, a new music festival, or a job offer…

    Malwarebytes
  22. Autonomous, GenAI-Driven Attacker Platform Enters the Chat

    "Xanthorox AI" provides a modular GenAI platform for offensive cyberattacks, which supplies a model-agnostic, one-stop shop for developing a range of cybercriminal operations.

    Dark Reading
  23. Intergenerational Mentoring: Key to Cybersecurity's AI Future

    As threats evolve and technology changes, our ability to work together across generations will determine our success.

    Dark Reading
  24. A member of the Scattered Spider cybercrime group pleads guilty

    A 20-year-old man linked to the Scattered Spider cybercrime group has pleaded guilty to charges filed in Florida and California. Noah Urban, a 20-year-old from Palm Coast, pleaded guilty to conspiracy, wire fraud, and identity theft in two federal cases, one…

    Security Affairs
  25. CISA and FBI Warn Fast Flux is Powering Resilient Malware, C2, and Phishing Networks

    Cybersecurity agencies from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States have published a joint advisory about the risks associated with a technique called fast flux that has been adopted by threat actors to obscure a command-and-control (C2)…

    The Hacker News
  26. The controversial case of the threat actor EncryptHub

    Microsoft credited controversial actor EncryptHub, a lone actor with ties to cybercrime, for reporting two Windows flaws. Microsoft credited the likely lone actor behind the EncryptHub alias (also known as SkorikARI) for reporting two Windows security flaws,…

    Security Affairs
  27. Toll fee scams are back and heading your way

    Back in August 2024, we warned about a relatively new type of SMS phishing (or smishing) scam that was doing the rounds. Now a new wave of toll fee scams are working their way round the US. These attempts come as an unexpected text message linking to a…

    Malwarebytes
  28. 20-Year-Old Scattered Spider Hacker Pleads Guilty in Major Ransomware Case

    A 20-year-old Noah Urban, a resident of Palm Coast, Florida, pleaded guilty to a series of federal charges in a Jacksonville courtroom. Urban, linked to the infamous Scattered Spider hacking group, admitted to charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, and…

    gbhackers.com
  29. This $16 AdGuard plan protects your whole family from malicious ads

    You have until April 27 at 11:59 p.m. PT to grab lifetime access to AdGuard's privacy and ad-blocking tools for just $15.97 (reg. $169)—remember to enter code FAMPLAN at checkout for this limited-time discount. [...]

    BleepingComputer
  30. Windows Remote Desktop Protocol: Remote to Rogue

    Written by: Rohit Nambiar Executive Summary In October 2024, Google Threat Intelligence Group (GTIG) observed a novel phishing campaign targeting European government and military organizations that was attributed to a suspected Russia-nexus espionage actor…

    Google Cloud
  31. NEPTUNE RAT Targets Windows Users, Steals Passwords from 270+ Applications

    A recent cyber threat named Neptune RAT has emerged as a rising concern for Windows users, targeting sensitive data and exhibiting advanced malicious capabilities. CYFIRMA researchers have identified the latest version of this Remote Access Trojan (RAT),…

    gbhackers.com
  32. CRM, Bulk Email Providers Targeted in Crypto Phishing Campaign

    ‘PoisonSeed’ phishing campaign targets CRM and bulk email providers to distribute “crypto seed phrase” messages.

    SecurityWeek
  33. ⚡ Weekly Recap: VPN Exploits, Oracle's Silent Breach, ClickFix Comeback and More

    Today, every unpatched system, leaked password, and overlooked plugin is a doorway for attackers. Supply chains stretch deep into the code we trust, and malware hides not just in shady apps — but in job offers, hardware, and cloud services we rely on every…

    The Hacker News
  34. MediaTek Releases Security Patch to Fix Vulnerabilities in Mobile and IoT Devices

    MediaTek, a prominent semiconductor company specializing in mobile, IoT, and multimedia chipsets, has announced the release of critical software patches to address multiple security vulnerabilities uncovered in its products. These vulnerabilities have the…

    gbhackers.com
  35. PoisonSeed Campaign uses stolen email credentials to spread crypto seed scams and and empty wallets

    A campaign named PoisonSeed uses stolen CRM and bulk email credentials to send crypto seed scams, aiming to empty victims’ digital wallets. Silent Push researchers warn of a malicious PoisonSeed campaign that uses stolen CRM and bulk email provider…

    Security Affairs
  36. NIST Puts Pre-2018 CVEs on Back Burner as It Works to Clear Backlog

    NIST has marked pre-2018 CVEs in NVD as ‘Deferred’ and will no longer spend resources on enriching them.

    SecurityWeek
  37. Security Theater: Vanity Metrics Keep You Busy - and Exposed

    After more than 25 years of mitigating risks, ensuring compliance, and building robust security programs for Fortune 500 companies, I’ve learned that looking busy isn’t the same as being secure. It’s an easy trap for busy cybersecurity leaders to fall into.…

    The Hacker News
  38. Port of Seattle Says 90,000 People Impacted by Ransomware Attack

    The Port of Seattle says the personal information of 90,000 individuals was stolen in an August 2024 ransomware attack.

    SecurityWeek
  39. Suspected Scattered Spider Hacker Pleads Guilty

    A 20-year-old arrested last year and charged alongside others believed to be members of Scattered Spider has pleaded guilty.

    SecurityWeek
  40. How ToddyCat tried to hide behind AV software

    To hide their activity in infected systems, APT groups resort to various techniques to bypass defenses. Most of these techniques are well known and detectable by both EPP solutions and EDR threat-monitoring and response tools. For example, to hide their…

    securelist.com
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