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    Open access Juniper SRX exploit: Tens of thousands of devices at risk

    Experts have published a proof of concept for the exploit. About 79% of Juniper SRX's publicly accessible firewalls can be compromised due to a vulnerability that allows attackers to remotely execute code without authentication. Juniper has identified and fixed five vulnerabilities affecting...
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    SprySOCKS: China's Warning to World Governments

    Vulnerabilities in state systems give full freedom of action for new malware. The Chinese hacker group Earth Lusca has been seen attacking government agencies in various countries. Experts from Trend Micro analyzed the new Linux backdoor SprySOCKS, which is used in these attacks. SprySOCKS is...
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    Billionaire Mark Cuban Lost $870,000 in Cryptocurrency Wallet Hack

    The entrepreneur fell for the bait of the attacker and said goodbye to the money. Famous American TV host, investor, billionaire and owner of the Dallas Mavericks basketball team Mark Cuban was the victim of a hacker attack. The hack was first reported on September 15 by an independent...
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    Clorox Household Chemicals on Edge: Cyberattack Cuts Supply and Threatens Profits

    A clear example of how a cyberattack can negatively affect the work of a corporation. Household chemicals maker Clorox reported significant financial losses due to ongoing production interruptions caused by a cyberattack in August. The company also stated that it could not give exact dates for...
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    Loyalty with a trick: How supermarkets are changing discounts on our privacy

    Is it worth getting a loyalty card at all and how can this turn out? According to critics, some supermarket loyalty schemes take advantage of the problem of the day-to-day rising cost of living, offering high discounts only to those who share large amounts of personal data. A review of the...
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    Let's have meat: lovesick scammers-butchers on the crypto market are slaughtering pigs

    A brutal fraud scheme brought criminals more than $1 million. Information security company Sophos has revealed the actions of a fraudulent group specializing in The Pig Butchering campaigns. The group specializes in romantic scams, in which attackers convince the victim to invest in fraudulent...
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    FBI admits: China is the undisputed leader in cyber espionage

    Chinese hackers have surpassed the FBI - the agency has nothing else to brag about. At the mWISE conference in Washington, US FBI Director Chris Uray said that China's cyber espionage program is so extensive that it surpasses all similar programs of other major countries combined. The FBI...
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    Credit history at auction: Mysterious hacker breaks into TransUnion

    The personal information of 58,505 people will soon fall into the hands of cybercriminals. TransUnion is an American consumer credit reporting agency that collects and aggregates information about more than a billion individual consumers from over 30 countries, including 200 million files that...
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    Satellite jackpot: how 30 seconds helped scammers get rich on sports betting

    Interpol vs Betting mafia: who won this match? As a result of a major international operation, which was joined by Interpol, Europol and the Spanish police, an organized criminal group was eliminated. She specialized in illegal sports betting and manipulating the results of competitions...
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    Vacation canceled: Hackers stole Forento's customer data

    In the hands of hackers were up-to-date data of users of the site dedicated to rental housing. On September 18, the hacker group UHG published publicly available information about users of the Russian website Forento (forento.ru), dedicated to recreation and rental housing in Russia. The leak...
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    Gold mine: how AMBERSQUID turned AWS into a cryptojacking Mine

    An intelligent approach to mining is a new trend in the world of cybercrime. Recently, researchers discovered a new cryptojacking operation targeting Amazon Web Services (AWS) resources such as Amplify, Fargate, and SageMaker. This scam campaign was codenamed AMBERSQUID and identified by...
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    Rumors spread by hackers about hacking the Moscow Exchange have been refuted

    The data that hackers refer to as confirmation of the fact of hacking is taken from the public domain. Hackers from GhostSec in their Telegram post reported that they had gained access to one of the exchange's FTP servers. The Moscow Exchange refuted this statement: the trading platform stated...
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    Disgusting eight: CISA joins the list of actively exploited vulnerabilities

    8 well-forgotten vulnerabilities continue to be used in real attacks. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has added eight new items to its catalog of known exploited vulnerabilities. The decision to add it was made based on data about the active exploitation of...
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    It stings even more: the Bumblebee downloader has resumed its activity

    This time, the wrong cyber bees targeted WebDAV files. After a two-month break, the Bumblebee malicious downloader resumed its activity . Researchers from the Intel471 organization found that the campaign was abusing WebDAV services on the 4shared hosting platform. This platform was mentioned...
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    Reboots, freezes, BSODs: a cocktail of problems from Windows 11

    A brief overview of issues that occurred after installing the KB5030219 update. Update KB5030219 for Windows 11 22H2, which Microsoft released on September 12 as part of its monthly patch cycle, proved to be a disaster for many users and experts alike. This update resulted in a host of issues...
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    GitHub was the source of a leak for Microsoft: who made the mistake?

    Terabytes of information revealed confidential data of Microsoft employees. Microsoft's AI researchers accidentally caused a data leak, revealing dozens of terabytes of confidential information. The leak occurred while hosting a training data warehouse on GitHub, according to cloud security...
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    More privacy, less surveillance: What's new in Google Chrome?

    Chrome is armed with new security mechanisms. Google has announced a new security system for the Chrome browser aimed at monitoring trackers that track user activity on third-party sites. Users will be able to activate the feature to enhance their privacy. In the upcoming Chrome Canary update...
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    CapraRAT Trojan: How Hackers Get into Your Life while You watch YouTube

    The Trojan turns the phones of government employees into a listening device. The hacker group APT36 (Transparent Tribe )was seen using at least three Android apps that mimic YouTube to infect devices with a Remote Access Trojan called CapraRAT. The campaign was discovered by the SentinelLabs...
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    An old threat with a new face: China resurrects USB viruses

    Africa is the first place where viruses can spread comfortably. The days when USB flash drives were the main tool for spreading malware seemed like a distant past. However, according to the information security company Mandiant, the Chinese hacker group UNC53 used this method to attack at least...
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    Biba and Bob: telecoms under the gun of new HTTPSnoop and PipeSnoop viruses

    Hackers spy on the Middle East, disguising themselves as a means of protection. Two new types of malware, HTTPSnoop and PipeSnoop, were used in cyber attacks on telecommunications companies in the Middle East. According to a report from Cisco Talos, the malware belongs to the same threat actor...
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