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EmeraldWhale’s Major Git Breach Reveals Configuration Vulnerabilities

EmeraldWhale Cybercriminal Operation Exposed, Targeting Git Repositories This week, cybersecurity researchers revealed a significant cybercriminal operation known as EmeraldWhale, which compromised over 15,000 credentials through a massive theft involving a public AWS S3 bucket. The incident, characterized by the illicit exploitation of Git repositories, emphasizes the urgent need for organizations…

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Important: Update Chrome Now – 4th Zero-Day Vulnerability Found in May 2024

Google has recently released critical updates to address a significant security vulnerability in its Chrome browser, identified as CVE-2024-5274. This flaw, which has been actively exploited, pertains to a type confusion issue within the V8 JavaScript and WebAssembly engine. The vulnerability was reported by experts Clément Lecigne from Google’s Threat…

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Malicious Advertisers Exploit Google Ads to Target Users Seeking Popular Software

Emerging Malvertising Campaign Exploits Google Ads for Targeted Attacks Recent reports have unveiled a sophisticated malvertising campaign leveraging Google Ads to mislead users searching for popular software. This campaign not only directs these users to deceptive landing pages but also facilitates the distribution of further malicious payloads, posing a significant…

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In Exchange for Troops in Ukraine, Russia’s Support to North Korea Could Expand to Space Exploration

North Korea Successfully Tests Advanced Intercontinental Ballistic Missile Earlier this week, North Korea conducted a successful launch of its most powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), the Hwasong-19. This test saw the missile soaring nearly 4,800 miles into the atmosphere before its reentry into Earth’s orbit. The Hwasong-19, a solid-fueled multi-stage…

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Chinese Hackers Employ Quad7 Botnet for Credential Theft

Hackers Exploiting Password Spraying Techniques Target Microsoft Accounts In a recently issued alert, Microsoft has warned of ongoing password spraying attacks orchestrated by multiple Chinese hacking groups utilizing a botnet known as Quad7. Named after a TCP routing port number, this botnet is comprised of approximately 8,000 compromised devices, predominantly…

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Is the Security of Your SaaS Backups on Par with Your Production Data?

The Increasing Importance of Securing SaaS Data Backups In today’s digital landscape, discussions about data security often center around three pivotal concerns: protecting data stored in on-premises systems or the cloud, identifying reliable strategies and tools for backing up and restoring data, and assessing the financial and operational impacts of…

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TP-Link Gaming Router Flaw Poses Risk of Remote Code Exploits for Users

A critical security vulnerability has been uncovered in the TP-Link Archer C5400X gaming router, potentially enabling remote code execution on affected devices through specially crafted requests. This severe flaw, designated as CVE-2024-5035, has been assigned the maximum Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) score of 10.0, indicating its high impact. The…

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