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  • Hackers Skip Netflix Binging, Opt for Real-Life Drama in Drone Supply Chain Hacking

    May 14, 2025
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    In a plot twist worthy of the latest Hollywood thriller, Earth Ammit, a cyber espionage group known for binge-watching IT systems like reruns of ‘Friends’, has decided to target Taiwan and South Korea’s military and industrial sectors instead. Their relentless quest for unauthorized access and data espionage in the VENOM and TIDRONE campaigns has made…

  • New Meta Mirage Phishing Scams: Meta’s Newest Feature?

    May 14, 2025
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    In the latest twist in cybersecurity, Meta users have a new feature to look forward to: the ‘Meta Mirage.’ While not exactly announced at the latest tech conference, this groundbreaking phishing campaign is leaving businesses worldwide wondering if they signed up for an exclusive beta test that they never asked for. After all, nothing screams…

  • Horabot Malware Teaches Phishing With Boring Invoices: Now in a Browser Near You!

    May 14, 2025
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    Ah, phishing emails—a timeless classic, like those forwarded chain emails from your grandma but with a touch more existential dread. The Latin American nations, now the unwilling contestants in Hacker Idol, are at the forefront of phishing innovation, courtesy of Horabot. This nefarious malware is spreading faster than gossip at a telenovela finale, thanks to…

  • Hack the Planet: Teaching Your Team to Be Cyber Ninjas for Fun and Profit

    May 14, 2025
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    The world of cybersecurity is under siege, where hackers are seemingly lurking behind every digital corner like cyber ninja turtles. But fear not! We propose a revolutionary new approach to defend against these tech-savvy rogues: train your squad to think like them. Because who wouldn’t want to add ‘ethical hacker’ beneath ‘Excel wizard’ on their…

  • China-Linked Hackers Order Takeout Through SAP Vulnerability in Worldwide Buffet of Breaches

    May 14, 2025
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    In a shocking turn of events, as if straight out of a dystopian tech thriller, China-linked hackers have been found indulging in a global hacking spree. Their weapon of choice? A delectable SAP CVE-2025-31324 vulnerability, served with a side of remote code execution (RCE) capabilities. Bon appétit! The vulnerability, an unauthenticated file upload flaw, allows…

  • North Korean Hackers Track Invasion Like It’s the Latest Netflix Series

    May 13, 2025
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    In a twist that has left international security experts on the edge of their ergonomic office chairs, North Korean cyber wizards known as the Konni APT group have decided to target Ukraine. Yes, you read that right. They’re dabbling in a phishing campaign that’s set to track the Russian invasion like it’s the most thrilling…

  • Deepfake Defense: The AI Arms Race You Didn’t Know You Signed Up For

    May 13, 2025
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    In an unsurprising twist in humanity’s ongoing battle against itself, we’ve reached the point where trying to tell your boss from a digital impostor is a daily challenge. With generative AI, or as we like to call it, Advanced Anarchy Invention, faces and voices can be swapped faster than you can say, ‘Who’s running this…

  • Türkiye Hackers Strike Again: Golang Backdoors Are the New Black in Cyber Espionage!

    May 13, 2025
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    In a twist that will surprise absolutely nobody, Türkiye’s hackers have proven once again that they’re the elite runners-up in the international game of cyber espionage whack-a-mole. They’ve decided to gift the world yet another Golang backdoor, because, let’s be honest, who doesn’t love a good old-fashioned virtual home invasion? Using an Indian enterprise communication…

  • Cybercriminals Now Targeting Toasters and To-Do Lists for Epic Hacks

    May 13, 2025
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    In a world where hacking a Fortune 500 company is so yesterday, cybercriminals have boldly decided to make your smart fridge the next big thing in cyber warfare. Apparently, there’s something thrillingly malevolent about taking over Aunt Sarah’s gluten-free grocery list. Move over, Bitcoin heists—hello, IoT appliance ransom demands! Once, attackers would break into high-value…

  • ASUS Realizes Maybe Letting Drivers Take the Wheel Wasn’t a Great Idea

    May 12, 2025
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    In an astonishing turn of events, ASUS has decided that perhaps letting random .ini files have the equivalent of admin keys to your system might not be the best cybersecurity practice. Following the groundbreaking revelation that software shouldn’t just trust any old HTTP invite, ASUS appears to be opting for a more traditional approach: actually…

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