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EvilGnome: A New Backdoor Implant Targets Linux Desktop Users for Surveillance

Discovery of Sophisticated Linux Spyware: EvilGnome Targets Users Security researchers have identified a novel strain of Linux spyware, dubbed EvilGnome, which is currently eluding detection by all major antivirus software. This finding, reported by Intezer Labs, highlights a rare case in the cybersecurity landscape where Linux malware demonstrates advanced functionalities…

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Exploring the Aspects of a New Cold War

In 2025, leaders across the United States and the globe faced escalating conflicts in the Middle East, marked notably by military actions involving Israel and the US targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities. Analysts raised concerns that President Trump’s decision to engage in such strikes could entangle the US in prolonged conflicts…

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Exposed: Data of Over 14 Million Verizon Customers Found on Unsecured AWS Server

In a significant data breach, Verizon, one of the leading telecommunications providers in the United States, has exposed the personal information of over 14 million customers. This incident occurred due to an oversight by NICE Systems, a third-party vendor, which inadvertently left sensitive user data accessible on an unsecured server.…

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European Space Agency Probes Breach Following Hacker’s Claim of 200GB Data Theft

The European Space Agency (ESA) has publicly acknowledged a significant data breach, confirming that unauthorized individuals purportedly accessed and exfiltrated a considerable amount of internal data. A threat actor operating under the alias “888” announced on the cybercrime forum DarkForums that they had infiltrated ESA systems in mid-December, maintaining access…

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F5 Alerts: BIG-IP Vulnerability Enables Remote Code Execution Risk

F5 Networks has issued a critical alert regarding a significant vulnerability affecting its BIG-IP software, raising serious concerns among business owners reliant on this technology. The flaw, identified as CVE-2023-46747, enables unauthenticated remote code execution, posing substantial risks to organizations that utilize this system. The vulnerability is traced back to…

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Ransomware Attack Led to Power Outages in South Africa’s Largest City

On Thursday, residents of Johannesburg, South Africa’s largest city, experienced significant disruptions as their power provider, City Power, fell victim to a ransomware attack. The malware managed to encrypt the company’s databases and applications, severely impacting its operations. City Power issued a statement via Twitter, confirming the ransomware incident that…

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Ashley Madison Settles for $11.2 Million to Compensate Data Breach Victims

Ashley Madison Settles for $11.2 Million Following Data Breach Affecting 37 Million Users Ashley Madison, a well-known online dating platform that targets individuals seeking extramarital relationships, has reached an agreement to pay $11.2 million as a settlement related to a significant data breach that exposed personal information of approximately 37…

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