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  1. Russia-linked APT UAC-0184 uses Viber to spy on Ukrainian military in 2025

    Russia-linked threat actor UAC-0184 (aka Hive0156) is targeting Ukrainian military and government entities via Viber to deliver malicious ZIP archives, part of ongoing intelligence-gathering operations in 2025. The 360 Advanced Threat Research Institute…

    Security AffairsUAC-0184
  2. Data broker hoarding is rampant. New law lets consumers fight back.

    California’s new Delete, Reduce, and Opt-out platform law has taken effect, giving residents a streamlined way to compel data brokers to delete their information. According to the California Privacy Protection Agency, more than 500 brokers actively scour…

    Ars Technica
  3. Critical 'MongoBleed' Bug Under Active Attack, Patch Now

    MongoBleed is a critical memory-leak vulnerability in MongoDB (CVE-2025-14847) that allows unauthenticated remote attackers to extract cleartext credentials, authentication tokens, and other sensitive data from server memory. Attacks began on 29 December…

    Dark Reading
  4. US Cyber Pros Plead Guilty Over BlackCat Ransomware Activity

    Two US-based cybersecurity professionals pleaded guilty to their involvement in ransomware activity tied to the ALPHV/BlackCat gang. On 29 December 2023 a federal district court in Florida accepted the pleas of Ryan Goldberg, 40, of Georgia, and Kevin…

    Dark Reading
  5. Russia-Aligned Hackers Abuse Viber to Target Ukrainian Military and Government

    The Russia-aligned threat actor known as UAC-0184 has been observed targeting Ukrainian military and government entities by leveraging the Viber messaging platform to deliver malicious ZIP archives. The attack chain involves Viber delivering ZIPs containing…

    The Hacker News
  6. Cyberattack Unlikely in Communications Failure That Grounded Flights in Greece

    Greece's government stated that a major radio communications failure that disrupted the country's airspace is unlikely to be a cyberattack. Fleets were grounded, diverted, or delayed after noise affected air traffic communication channels. Government…

    SecurityWeek
  7. Brightspeed Investigating Cyberattack

    Brightspeed is investigating claims of a cyberattack after Crimson Collective boasted of breaching its systems, according to SecurityWeek. The hacking group said it exfiltrated personal information from over 1 million Brightspeed customers, with data…

    SecurityWeek
  8. Sedgwick Confirms Cyberattack on Government Subsidiary

    Sedgwick has confirmed a cyberattack at its government-facing subsidiary, Sedgwick Government Solutions, after a ransomware group claimed it hacked the unit. According to SecurityWeek, the third-party administrator serves US government agencies, including…

    SecurityWeek
  9. Kimwolf Android Botnet Infects Over 2 Million Devices via Exposed ADB and Proxy Networks

    The Kimwolf Android botnet has infected more than 2 million Android devices by tunnelling through residential proxy networks and exposed Android Debug Bridge (ADB) services, according to Synthient. The attackers monetise the botnet by app installs, selling…

    The Hacker News
  10. Ca: Leduc County target of Christmas Day cybersecurity attack

    Leduc County said it was the target of a deliberate cybersecurity attack described as ransomware, which disabled some of the county’s IT systems. The incident became known on 25 December, and other IT systems have been proactively disabled during an ongoing…

    DataBreaches
  11. ALPRs are recording your daily drive (Lock and Code S06E26)

    ALPRs are recording your daily drive, with a growing network of AI-powered cameras mounted on street lights, bridges, telephone poles and even cop cars across the United States. These devices capture a vehicle’s licence plate number, along with make, model…

    Malwarebytes
  12. NZ: High Court grants injunction over ManageMyHealth cyber breach

    A New Zealand health-related entity has secured a High Court injunction prohibiting the sharing of data stolen from Manage My Health, the patient portal used for prescriptions, records, and telehealth services. The injunction aims to stop third parties from…

    DataBreaches
  13. CISA KEV Catalog Expanded 20% in 2025, Topping 1,480 Entries

    The SecurityWeek report notes that the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog expanded by 20% in 2025, topping 1,484 exploitable software and hardware flaws. Throughout 2025, 245 security defects were added to the KEV list, including 24 bugs…

    SecurityWeek
  14. RondoDox Botnet Expands Scope With React2Shell Exploitation

    RondoDox Botnet Expands Scope With React2Shell Exploitation reports that recent attacks are targeting Next[.]js servers and pose a significant threat of cryptomining, botnet payloads and other malicious activity to IoT networks and enterprises. The threat…

    Dark Reading
  15. Kimwolf botnet leverages residential proxies to hijack 2M+ Android devices

    The Kimwolf botnet has infected over 2 million Android devices, spreading mainly through residential proxy networks, according to Synthient. The campaign targets low-cost, unofficial Android TV boxes and many devices are sold pre-infected with modified…

    Security Affairs
  16. Threat actors insisted that Resecurity’s honeypot was real data. We found no evidence that it was.

    Threat actors insisted that Resecurity’s honeypot contained real data, but DataBreaches[.]net says it found no evidence that the data were real. SLH claimed they had hacked Resecurity and obtained “everything,” including internal chats, employee data, threat…

    DataBreaches
  17. ⚡ Weekly Recap: IoT Exploits, Wallet Breaches, Rogue Extensions, AI Abuse & More

    The weekly recap highlights steady, rather than flashy, cyber risks, with IoT exploits and supply-chain fallout continuing to drive impact. A nine-month campaign named RondoDox has levered the React2Shell flaw (CVE-2025-55182) to recruit IoT devices into a…

    The Hacker News
  18. Kimwolf Android Botnet Grows Through Residential Proxy Networks

    The Kimwolf Android botnet, which Synthient says has infected over 2 million devices, mainly leverages residential proxy networks and compromised Android TV boxes. It has been active since at least August 2025 and is capable of enabling DDoS attacks, app…

    SecurityWeek
  19. Grok apologizes for creating image of young girls in “sexualized attire”

    Grok apologised on 5 January 2026 for generating an image of young girls in “sexualized attire,” highlighting how guardrails can fail when development speed and feature races outrun safety controls.

    Malwarebytes
  20. Researcher Spotlights WhatsApp Metadata Leak as Meta Begins Rolling Out Fixes

    SecurityWeek reports that Meta has begun addressing WhatsApp vulnerabilities that expose user metadata, notably flaws that allow device fingerprinting of a user’s operating system. The article notes that attackers can use zero-days to deliver spyware through…

    SecurityWeek
  21. The State of Cybersecurity in 2025: Key Segments, Insights, and Innovations

    According to The Hacker News, The State of Cybersecurity in 2025 surveys how organisations are moving security from a patchwork of tools to a broader architectural approach across cloud, endpoints and supply chains. The report explores core areas such as…

    The Hacker News
  22. The cybercriminal behind the 2016 Bitfinex hack has been released from prison early thanks to Trump’s 2018 First Step Act

    Ilya Lichtenstein, convicted for his role in the 2016 Bitfinex hack, has been released from prison early thanks to Trump’s 2018 First Step Act, according to a Trump administration official who told CNBC. He is scheduled for release from prison on 25 January…

    Security Affairs
  23. Riot Games Login Outage Traced to Expired SSL Certificate

    Riot Games suffered a widespread service disruption after failing to renew an expired digital certificate in time, with the certificate expiring on 4 January 2026 and all HTTPS connections subsequently rejected. The immediate effect was that the League of…

    SecurityOnline
  24. Bitfinex Hack Convict Ilya Lichtenstein Released Early Under U.S. First Step Act

    Ilya Lichtenstein, previously jailed for money laundering linked to the 2016 Bitfinex hack, has been released early under the U.S. First Step Act, according to the report. He announced his release in a post on X, noting he is now on home confinement, with…

    The Hacker News
  25. Fragged Files: Critical Zero-Day Hits Quake III Arena Engines via Directory Traversal

    Fragged Files: Critical Zero-Day Hits Quake III Arena Engines via Directory Traversal reports a critical zero-day affecting Quake III Arena engines, exploited through directory traversal and tagged as an Arbitrary File Read vulnerability. The piece appeared…

    SecurityOnline
  26. VVS Stealer, a new python malware steals Discord credentials

    VVS Stealer is a Python-based malware that steals Discord credentials and tokens and has been sold on Telegram since at least April 2025, according to Palo Alto Networks. It uses Pyarmor to heavily obfuscate its Python code, with researchers deobfuscating…

    Security Affairs
  27. A week in security (December 29 – January 4)

    The piece titled A week in security (December 29 – January 4) comes from Malwarebytes Labs and was published on 5 January 2026. It previews last week’s Malwarebytes Labs content and links to four related articles dated between 29 December 2025 and 2 January…

    Malwarebytes
  28. New VVS Stealer Malware Targets Discord Accounts via Obfuscated Python Code

    VVS Stealer is a Python-based information stealer that can harvest Discord credentials and tokens, among other data. The malware’s code is obfuscated by Pyarmor to hinder static analysis and signature-based detection, and it is distributed as a PyInstaller…

    The Hacker News
  29. Sedgwick discloses data breach after TridentLocker ransomware attack

    Sedgwick confirmed a cybersecurity incident at its federal contractor subsidiary, Sedgwick Government Solutions, after the TridentLocker ransomware group claimed to have stolen 3.4GB of data on New Year’s Eve. Sedgwick employs roughly 33,000 people worldwide…

    Security AffairsTridentLocker
  30. The Scrapbook Strategy: Why OpenAI is Betting $17 Billion on Pinterest

    OpenAI is reportedly considering acquiring Pinterest later this year, a move that would be the largest acquisition in OpenAI’s history, according to The Information. The article notes that OpenAI’s interest is driven by three core assets: Pinterest’s vast…

    SecurityOnline
  31. Systems over Slop: Nadella’s 2026 AI Vision Sparks “Microslop” Revolt

    In early January 2026, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella used his newly launched SN Scratchpad blog to lay out a shift from a model-driven to a system-driven approach, emphasising that AI should be a cognitive amplifier rather than a substitute for human…

    SecurityOnline
  32. The Unpatchable Leak: Sony’s PS5 Security Crumples as BootROM Keys Hit the Web

    Last week, an unidentified hacker leaked a critical security key used by Sony to protect the trust chain of the PlayStation 5 console. This BootROM key is a core component of Sony’s security trust architecture and is stored in physically non-rewritable…

    SecurityOnline
  33. The Hacker Returns: Bitfinex Mastermind Ilya Lichtenstein Freed Early via Trump Law

    The article recalls the 2016 Bitfinex hack, in which 119,756 bitcoins were stolen and valued at about 61 million U.S. dollars at the time. In 2022, U.S. authorities arrested the attackers, with 94,000 bitcoins seized and the total value of confiscated assets…

    SecurityOnline
  34. Private Intelligence: Telegram’s 2026 Update Brings AI Summaries via the Cocoon Network

    Telegram has released its first update for 2026, focusing on the iOS version while the Android edition remains under development. The key feature is AI-powered summaries for lengthy channel posts, with a generated concise summary appearing at the top of the…

    SecurityOnline
  35. CVE-2026-21440: New AdonisJS 9.2 Critical Flaw Allows Arbitrary File Writes and RCE

    CVE-2026-21440 has been identified as a critical flaw in AdonisJS 9.2 that could allow arbitrary file writes and remote code execution (RCE). The vulnerability resides in the framework’s file upload handling, specifically within the @adonisjs/bodyparser…

    SecurityOnline
  36. “Sliver” in the Stack: Exposed Logs Reveal Targeted FortiWeb Exploitation Campaign

    A sophisticated threat actor has been caught leveraging exposed logs and databases to orchestrate a targeted campaign against FortiWeb appliances, using the open‑source Sliver C2 framework to maintain persistent access. The operation, uncovered by threat…

    SecurityOnline
  37. The Invisible Predator: How VVS Stealer Abuses Pyarmor to Ghost Discord Accounts

    A new analysis from Unit 42 details VVS Stealer, a Python-based threat that leverages Pyarmor to ghost Discord accounts and evade antivirus tools. According to Unit 42, the malware is marketed on Telegram and first appeared in April 2025, with affordable…

    SecurityOnline
  38. CVE-2025-66848: Critical Flaw in JD Cloud Routers Grants Hackers Root Access

    CVE-2025-66848 is a critical flaw in JD Cloud NAS routers that could allow remote attackers to bypass authentication and gain root access. The vulnerability, tracked under CVE-2025-66848 with a CVSS of 9.8, begins with an unsecured API interface…

    SecurityOnline
  39. Transparent Tribe Weaponizes “JLPT” Tests in New Cyber-Espionage Campaign Against India

    According to CYFIRMA, the Transparent Tribe (APT36), a Pakistan-aligned threat actor known for targeting Indian governmental and strategic entities, has weaponised a JLPT test lure in a new cyber-espionage campaign. The operation, tracked since December…

    SecurityOnlineOperation C-Major
  40. New WordPress Phishing Scam Steals Credit Cards via Telegram

    A new phishing campaign targeting WordPress site owners uses fake “domain renewal” notices to steal credit card details and 3-D Secure OTPs, according to Anurag. Victims who click the “Renew Now” button are redirected to a fraudulent payment page on…

    SecurityOnline

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