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  1. Threema hit by DDoS attack, causing four hour messaging outage

    Threema, a Swiss secure messaging service, faced significant disruptions due to multiple large-scale DDoS attacks that affected communication services, although on-premise users were unaffected. Users reported outages starting on Tuesday evening, initially…

    Security Affairs
  2. Wireshark 4.6.8 patches 28 security flaws and squashes 25 bugs

    **Handler on Duty**: Didier Stevens **Threat Level**: Green **Wireshark 4.6.8 Released**: **Published**: August 16, 2026 **Last Updated**: August 16, 2026, 21:31:48 UTC **Details**: This release addresses 28 vulnerabilities and fixes 25 bugs. **Author**:…

    SANS ISC
  3. Kimsuky AI, Gunra Ransomware and New Botnets Fuel Global Threat

    The Security Affairs Malware Newsletter Round 110 features a compilation of significant articles and research related to malware trends globally. Key highlights include: 1. Kimsuky enhancing its attack strategies using AI tools. 2. The ShieldBreak disclosure…

    Security Affairs
  4. Mustang Panda's CoolClient gains signed driver for stealth

    Mustang Panda has enhanced its CoolClient backdoor with a signed kernel driver, improving stealth and making detection more difficult. This new variant can hide processes, files, and registry entries by communicating through IOCTL requests. Notably, the…

    Security AffairsMUSTANG PANDA
  5. Judge Dismisses TABB Data Leak Class Action Over Lack of Injury

    A federal judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit against TABB Inc. related to a 2024 data leak, ruling that the plaintiff, Arthur Ojo, did not demonstrate a concrete injury necessary for federal jurisdiction. The ruling comes after TABB faced issues with…

    DataBreaches
  6. Anubis ransomware hits Fairlife, deletes keys then leaks data

    The article discusses the Anubis group's attack on Fairlife, as reported by Marco De Felice in SuspectFile. Key points include that Anubis claims this was not a targeted attack, stating they exploit weak security ('open all doors with weak locks') and later…

    DataBreachesAnubis
  7. Rep. Thompson brings bipartisan rural hospital cybersecurity act to House

    A bipartisan group of U.S. legislators has introduced the Rural Hospital Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to the House of Representatives. The act aims to strengthen the cybersecurity protections for rural hospitals. Key sponsors include Reps. Glenn Thompson,…

    DataBreaches
  8. French tax hack leaks 678,000 taxpayers' data as probe begins

    In a sophisticated cyberattack, hackers have breached France's tax agency, exposing the personal data of 678,000 taxpayers, including both individuals and businesses. The attack, confirmed by France's tax administration, is being investigated by the Paris…

    Security Affairs
  9. Hackers Leverage Expired Domains for Malware, SAP, macOS Exploits

    The latest edition of the Security Affairs newsletter, authored by Pierluigi Paganini, highlights recent cybersecurity threats and incidents, including: 1. **Expired Domain Threats**: Cybercriminals are purchasing expired domains to distribute malware. 2.…

    Security AffairsCVE-2026-58231CVE-2026-58231
  10. APT36 uses fake VPN installers to deploy PATCHCORD backdoor

    Acronis has uncovered a sophisticated espionage campaign attributed to APT36, involving a backdoor known as PATCHCORD that targets Afghan telecom and South Asian critical infrastructure. This malware is spread through fake VPN installers that closely mimic…

    Security AffairsOperation C-Major
  11. Election officials pause ElectSure use after cybersecurity breach

    The Wake County Board of Elections is halting its use of a software vendor, ElectSure, following a reported potential cyberattack. Although no voting machines, ballots, voter registration records, or vote-counting systems appear to have been compromised, the…

    DataBreaches

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