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ClickFix: The Unseen Security Risk Your Family Needs to Know About

Phishing Campaigns Targeting Booking.com Users Raise Security Concerns Recent reports highlight a sophisticated phishing campaign aimed primarily at Windows users, as detailed by cybersecurity experts. The attackers exploit compromised accounts from hotels listed on Booking.com or similar online travel services. By leveraging the sensitive information available in these accounts, they…

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Necro Python Malware Enhances Features with New Exploits and Cryptocurrency Mining Abilities

Recent developments have emerged concerning a Python-based “self-replicating, polymorphic bot” known as Necro. These upgrades appear designed to enhance its ability to infiltrate vulnerable systems and evade detection. Initially reported earlier this year, the bot now showcases significant modifications, including various command-and-control (C2) communication techniques and the addition of new…

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Malware Attack Targeting South Korean Entities Attributed to Andariel Group

A recent malware campaign has been uncovered, targeting South Korean organizations, specifically attributed to the North Korean hacking group Andariel. This development highlights the ongoing evolution of tactics employed by state-sponsored actors, particularly within the Lazarus Group, which has been consistently adapting its methodologies to enhance operational effectiveness. Kaspersky, a…

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Microsoft Releases Security Update Addressing 118 Vulnerabilities, Including Two Under Active Exploitation

Microsoft has announced the release of security updates addressing 118 vulnerabilities in its software suite, two of which have been identified as actively exploited vulnerabilities in the wild. Among these vulnerabilities, three have been classified as Critical, while 113 are rated Important, and two are deemed Moderate. Notably, this Patch…

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Researchers Discover OS Downgrade Vulnerability Affecting Microsoft Windows Kernel

New Vulnerability Risks Driver Signature Enforcement on Windows Systems A recently uncovered attack method exposes vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Driver Signature Enforcement (DSE) on fully updated Windows systems, enabling potential OS downgrade attacks. This breakthrough allows cybercriminals to load unsigned kernel drivers, paving the way for the deployment of custom rootkits.…

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Two Windows Vulnerabilities, Including a Zero-Day, Actively Exploited

Researchers have identified that two critical vulnerabilities in Windows operating systems are currently being exploited in widespread cyberattacks. One of these vulnerabilities is a zero-day flaw that has remained active since 2017, while the second is a significant bug that Microsoft has struggled to patch effectively. The zero-day vulnerability was…

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Vulnerabilities in the Ollama AI Framework May Lead to DoS Attacks, Model Theft, and Poisoning Risks

Security Flaws Discovered in Ollama AI Framework Recent disclosures by cybersecurity researchers have revealed six vulnerabilities within the Ollama artificial intelligence (AI) framework, a tool enabling users to deploy large language models (LLMs) locally on multiple operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS. These vulnerabilities present significant risks, allowing potential…

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