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Tesla Ransomware Hacker Admits Guilt; Swiss Hacktivist Faces Fraud Charges

The U.S. Department of Justice has recently made significant announcements regarding two distinct cyberattack cases that highlight ongoing threats within the cybersecurity landscape. These cases involve a Swiss hacktivist charged with extensive cybercrimes and a Russian national who attempted to execute a ransomware attack against Tesla. In the first case,…

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Hackers Create Fake Cybersecurity Company to Exploit Security Experts

A renewed campaign backed by the North Korean government is targeting cybersecurity researchers through sophisticated social engineering tactics involving malware. This resurgence was detailed in a recent report from Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG). According to TAG, the attackers established a fictitious security firm named SecuriElite and created multiple social…

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Russian Hacker Sentenced to 7 Years for Breaching LinkedIn and Dropbox

A Russian hacker, convicted for breaching LinkedIn, Dropbox, and Formspring, has been sentenced to 88 months in a U.S. federal prison following judicial proceedings in San Francisco. This case marks a significant development in the long-standing investigation into cybercrime that has impacted millions of users across these platforms. The perpetrator,…

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Alert: Hackers Target Unpatched Pulse Secure 0-Day Vulnerability to Compromise Organizations

A critical zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2021-22893) has recently come to light within the Pulse Connect Secure gateway, affecting organizations utilizing this VPN technology. The vulnerability enables an authentication bypass, which is currently being actively exploited, and there is no available patch at this time. The primary targets of these intrusions include…

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Emotet Malware Self-Destructs on All Infected Devices

In a significant crackdown on cybercriminal activity, Emotet, a widely recognized email-based Windows malware, has been systematically eradicated from infected systems worldwide following an extensive European law enforcement operation. This follows the efforts of “Operation Ladybird,” launched three months prior, which aimed to dismantle the infrastructure supporting Emotet’s dangerous botnet…

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Investigation Reveals KT’s Concealment of Malware Infections and Security Lapses Behind Hacking Breach

Seoul: Cybersecurity Gaps Exposed at KT Corp. Following Malware Incident In a troubling development, KT Corp., South Korea’s second-largest mobile operator, has been implicated in a significant cybersecurity breach involving the concealment of malware infections. An investigation led by government authorities uncovered that the company failed to disclose critical security…

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Summary of Major Mobile Security Threats in 2022

In today’s interconnected world, smartphones have become indispensable tools, playing critical roles in various daily activities, from food delivery to medical appointments. However, the increasing reliance on these devices raises urgent concerns about their security vulnerabilities. Recent findings from Oversecured, a cybersecurity startup, underscore the profound risks associated with mobile…

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