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  1. Linux UDisks Daemon Vulnerability Lets Attackers Access Privileged User Files

    Red Hat has disclosed a critical security flaw in the Udisks daemon that allows unprivileged users to exploit an out-of-bounds read vulnerability and gain access to files owned by privileged accounts. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-8067, was publicly…

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  2. Hackers Exploit Windows Defender Policies to Shut Down EDR Agents

    According to GBHackers On Security, cybercriminals are weaponising Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) policies to disable Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) agents en masse. The original proof-of-concept, dubbed “Krueger,” demonstrated embedding…

    gbhackers.com
  3. CVE-2024-52284: SUSE Fleet Vulnerability Exposes Sensitive Helm Values in Plain Text

    CVE-2024-52284, identified in SUSE Rancher’s Fleet, is a high-severity flaw that exposes sensitive Helm values stored in plain text within BundleDeployment resources, potentially allowing unauthorized disclosure of credentials and other secrets. The…

    SecurityOnline
  4. CVE-2025-57803: Critical Flaw in ImageMagick Could Lead to Remote Code Execution

    CVE-2025-57803 is a critical vulnerability in ImageMagick’s BMP encoder that can lead to heap corruption and potentially remote code execution, with a CVSS score of 9.8 (Critical). The flaw affects 32-bit builds of ImageMagick prior to versions 7.1.2-2 and…

    SecurityOnline
  5. South Korea Fines SK Telecom $96.5M Over Massive Data Breach

    In April 2025, South Korea’s leading telecommunications provider SK Telecom (SKT) uncovered a long-standing software vulnerability that had allowed attackers to lurk within its internal systems for years, with some researchers believing the intrusion may…

    SecurityOnline
  6. Elon Musk’s xAI Sues Ex-Engineer Over Stolen Grok AI Secrets

    Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI filed a lawsuit on August 28, 2025, in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, accusing former engineer Xuechen Li of stealing trade secrets and violating the Computer Fraud and Abuse…

    SecurityOnline
  7. Is Gmail’s Spam Filter Politically Biased? The FTC Investigates

    The Federal Trade Commission has turned its scrutiny toward Google, asking whether Gmail’s email filtering harbours political bias, with FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson sending a letter to Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai alleging that Republican-related emails may be…

    SecurityOnline
  8. Microsoft Urges OEMs to Fix Windows 11 USB-C Problems

    Microsoft is urging OEMs to fix Windows 11 USB-C problems that affect detection, notifications and overall functionality. Windows 11 now offers USB-C support that detects connection failures, slow charging and unsupported accessories, but these features rely…

    SecurityOnline
  9. Grok’s New Code Model Is Here to Revolutionize Development

    Grok’s new code model is here to revolutionise development, with Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, announcing the launch of a new coding agent model named “grok-code-fast-1”, now available for free for a limited time. Positioned as a direct…

    SecurityOnline
  10. Another Ryzen 9000 CPU Burnout: What’s Really Going On?

    Earlier this year, reports emerged of AMD Ryzen 9000 series failures on systems using Asrock motherboards, with AMD suggesting the root cause was likely noncompliance with official BIOS guidelines and the application of excessively high voltages. A new case…

    SecurityOnline
  11. Why Meta Is Turning to Its Rivals to Win the AI Race

    Meta is diversifying its AI approach, pursuing an “all-of-the-above strategy” that combines its own Llama models with external collaborations while evaluating temporary use of rival technologies. According to The Information, Meta’s newly established…

    SecurityOnline
  12. Malicious npm Package Masquerades as Nodemailer, Drains Crypto Wallets

    Researchers from Socket’s Threat Research Team disclosed a dangerous npm package, nodejs-smtp, which impersonates nodemailer to infiltrate development environments and drain cryptocurrency wallets. The package, published under the alias nikotimon, includes a…

    SecurityOnline
  13. Beyond Defense: New Report Exposes How Russian Cyber Firms Aid the Kremlin’s War

    According to CNA, the report “Hacking and Firewalls Under Siege: Russia’s Cyber Industry During the War on Ukraine” argues that private Russian cybersecurity firms are deeply entwined with the Kremlin’s cyber operations, offering both defensive and offensive…

    SecurityOnline
  14. CVE-2025-8077 (CVSS 9.8): CRITICAL Flaw in NeuVector Exposes Kubernetes Clusters to Full Takeover

    The SUSE Rancher Security Team has issued a critical advisory for NeuVector, noting CVE-2025-8077 (CVSS 9.8) exposes Kubernetes clusters to full compromise if not remediated. NeuVector’s flaw stems from a weak, hardcoded credential in built-in admin…

    SecurityOnline
  15. Deepfakes and Deception: North Korean IT Workers Infiltrating Companies to Fund Regime

    A new Threat Intel report by Rakesh Krishnan details North Korean IT workers infiltrating the global remote job market through fake identities, deepfakes and compromised platforms to fund the regime’s weapons programmes. Investigators found around 50 active…

    SecurityOnline
  16. Unraveling a Phishing Spree That Abuses Email Marketing and Cloud Services

    Researchers at Trustwave SpiderLabs have published an analysis showing a rise in phishing campaigns that rely on URL redirectors, compromised domains and abused cloud services to evade detection. The report notes abuse of legitimate email marketing…

    SecurityOnline
  17. CVE-2024-58259: DoS Flaw in Rancher Manager Allows Unauthenticated Attackers to Crash Servers

    CVE-2024-58259 is a high-severity DoS flaw in Rancher Manager that could be exploited by both unauthenticated and authenticated attackers, with a CVSS score of 8.2. The issue stems from Rancher Manager not enforcing request body size limits on certain public…

    SecurityOnline
  18. TAOTH Campaign: Hijacked Software Updates Are Spreading Malware Across Asia

    Trend Micro researchers have detailed a cyber-espionage operation dubbed TAOTH, which uses hijacked software updates and spear-phishing to deliver multiple malware families across Eastern Asia. The campaign, which began in late 2024, has targeted dissidents,…

    SecurityOnline
  19. Fraudulent Scholarship Apps: A New Malware Campaign Targets Students in Bangladesh

    According to CRIL, Cyble Research and Intelligence Labs, a new Android malware campaign dubbed SikkahBot has been active since July 2024 and is targeting students in Bangladesh by disguising itself as official Bangladesh Education Board scholarship apps. The…

    SecurityOnline
  20. A Dangerous Loophole in the VS Code Marketplace Is Allowing Malicious Extensions

    ReversingLabs researchers have uncovered a dangerous loophole in the Visual Studio Code marketplace that allows threat actors to reuse the names of previously removed extensions to distribute malware, including ransomware in development. The researchers…

    SecurityOnline
  21. Silver Fox APT Exploits Microsoft-Signed Driver to Deploy ValleyRAT Backdoor

    On 1 September 2025, Check Point Research (CPR) revealed a sophisticated Silver Fox APT campaign that uses a previously unknown, Microsoft-signed vulnerable driver to disable endpoint protections and deploy the ValleyRAT backdoor across Windows systems. The…

    SecurityOnlineVoid Arachne
  22. CVE-2025-8067: Linux Privilege Escalation Flaw Found in UDisks Daemon, PoC Releases

    CVE-2025-8067 is a Linux privilege escalation flaw in the UDisks daemon, disclosed after a security researcher published a PoC that demonstrates how the issue can be exploited. The vulnerability arises in how the UDisks daemon handles loop device creation…

    SecurityOnline

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