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The Hidden Dangers of Shadow AI at Work 🚨 Unauthorized AI tools are being used by employees, posing significant risks to sensitive data and overall security. While they may offer convenience, the potential threats are concerning. 🎥 Check out the reel to discover more about Shadow AI on LinkedIn!

Shadow AI: A Growing Risk in the Workplace In an evolving landscape of workplace technology, the emergence of unauthorized AI tools, commonly referred to as Shadow AI, poses significant risks for organizations. Employees are increasingly turning to these convenient tools to enhance productivity, but this practice is not without peril.…

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The Hidden Dangers of Shadow AI at Work 🚨 Unauthorized AI tools are being used by employees, posing significant risks to sensitive data and overall security. While they may offer convenience, the potential threats are concerning. 🎥 Check out the reel to discover more about Shadow AI on LinkedIn!

GitHub Desktop Security Risks: Potential Credential Leaks from Malicious Remote URLs

Multiple Vulnerabilities Discovered in GitHub Desktop and Related Projects Recently, a series of critical security vulnerabilities have been uncovered in GitHub Desktop and various Git-related projects, potentially allowing unauthorized access to users’ Git credentials. These vulnerabilities, collectively referred to as “Clone2Leak,” pose significant risks to developers and organizations relying on…

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Hackers are Intensifying Use of ‘Browser-in-the-Browser’ Technique in Attacks Linked to Ukraine

A Belarusian cyber group known as Ghostwriter (also referred to as UNC1151) has been identified exploiting the recently uncovered browser-in-the-browser (BitB) technique in ongoing credential phishing attacks linked to the persistent Russo-Ukrainian conflict. This method employs a deceptive simulation of a browser window that appears legitimate, allowing attackers to execute…

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Android Spyware Aims at UAE Messaging App Users

Endpoint Security Undocumented Malware Found in Phony Messaging Apps Prajeet Nair (@prajeetspeaks) • October 3, 2025 The Remah Desert in the United Arab Emirates (Image: Robert Harding Video/Shutterstock) Security researchers have uncovered two previously undocumented Android spyware campaigns posing as updates for secure messaging applications Signal and ToTok. These campaigns…

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ICE Plans to Establish a Round-the-Clock Social Media Surveillance Team

ICE’s Intelligence Operations: Gathering Data on Individuals through Surveillance Recent advancements in ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations indicate a strategic shift towards enhanced data collection and analysis capabilities. ICE plans to establish specialized teams that will act as intelligence units, handling incoming tips and cases. These teams will conduct online…

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Cybersecurity in Healthcare: Assessing Threats and Recommending Recovery Solutions

On Thanksgiving Day 2023, as many Americans celebrated, hospitals across the nation faced significant disruptions due to a major ransomware attack affecting facilities in three states. During this incident, critical systems faltered, emergency services were rerouted, and patient care was notably compromised. This incident highlights that cyber threats are not…

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Google Alerts Executives About Oracle Breach Extortion Concerns

Google has sounded the alarm over a recent surge in extortion emails targeting executives from a variety of organizations. These communications, reportedly orchestrated by the infamous Clop ransomware gang, allege that the attackers have compromised sensitive data from the Oracle E-Business Suite applications used by their victims. The demands are…

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Apple Addresses Actively Exploited Zero-Day Vulnerability Impacting iPhones, Macs, and Other Devices

In a recent security announcement, Apple has disclosed the availability of critical software updates designed to rectify multiple security vulnerabilities, including a zero-day flaw that has reportedly been exploited in live attacks. This vulnerability, identified as CVE-2025-24085 with a CVSS score of 7.3, manifests as a use-after-free bug within the…

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Russian Wiper Malware Suspected in Recent Cyberattack on Viasat KA-SAT Modems

A significant cyberattack targeted Viasat on February 24, 2022, the same day Russian forces initiated their invasion of Ukraine. This assault temporarily disabled KA-SAT modems and is attributed to wiper malware, as reported by SentinelOne’s recent findings. The attack was disclosed shortly after Viasat identified it as a deliberate, multifaceted…

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