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Researchers Null-Route Over 550 Kimwolf and Aisuru Botnet Command Servers
Lumen Technologies null-routed traffic to over 550 Kimwolf/AISURU botnet C2 nodes. These botnets leverage compromised devices…
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Drones to Diplomas: Russia University Linked to $25M Essay Mill
Krebs reveals a $25M essay mill linked to a Russian university building drones for Ukraine war,…
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Who Benefited from the Aisuru and Kimwolf Botnets?
Investigation into the Kimwolf botnet, its impact on Android TV boxes, and the actors profiting from…
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Ukraine’s Army Targeted in Charity-Themed Malware Campaign
Ukraine’s Defense Forces were targeted with PluggyApe malware in a charity-themed campaign. Linked to Russian threat…
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Monroe University data breach affects 320,000 individuals
Monroe University reveals a data breach impacting 320,000+ people. Personal, financial, and health data was stolen…
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Victorian Department of Education Data Breach Exposes Student Data
The Victorian Department of Education in Australia reports a data breach affecting current and former students,…
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Pax8 data leak exposes details of 1,800 MSP partners
Cloud marketplace Pax8 accidentally emailed UK partners a spreadsheet containing internal business data, exposing customer and…
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Reprompt Attack Hijacks Microsoft Copilot for Data Theft
Researchers discovered the “Reprompt” attack allowing hackers to infiltrate Microsoft Copilot sessions and steal sensitive data.…
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ConsentFix Debrief: New Insights on OAuth Phishing Attacks
Push Security shares new insights on ConsentFix, an OAuth phishing technique abusing browser authorization flows to…
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Microsoft Updates Windows DLL Triggering Security Alerts
Microsoft fixed a known issue causing security apps to incorrectly flag a core Windows DLL. Update…
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