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Inside SPIDER-X: The Hacktivist Group Waging Digital War Across Nations—Are You on Their List?

2025-04-21
On: April 21, 2025
In: Data Security

SPIDER-X, a shadowy and controversial hacktivist group that surfaced in January 2023, has quickly established itself as a digital menace under the banner of anti-Zionism and pro-Palestinian ideology. Self-styled asRead More →

BYDFi Officially Launches On-Chain Trading Tool MoonX, Ushering in the Era of CEX + DEX Dual Engines

2025-04-21
On: April 21, 2025
In: Technology Talk

In April 2025, at the Paris Blockchain Week(PBW), BYDFi, as one of the official sponsors, unveiled its new Web3 product—MoonX, capturing the spotlight at the event. MoonX is an on-chainRead More →

Rented from Hertz, Thrifty or Dollar? Hackers Should Have Your License, SSN, and Card Data

2025-04-15
On: April 15, 2025
In: Data Security

Hertz Global Holdings has formally confirmed a significant data breach that compromised personal information—including driver’s license numbers and financial details—of its customers across the Hertz, Thrifty, and Dollar rental brands.Read More →

“Don’t Click That! The Latest Hacker Trick Looks Helpful But It’s a Trap”

2025-04-08
On: April 8, 2025
In: Data Security, Technology

In 2024, a new kind of online trick called “ClickFix” has been fooling people into clicking on things they shouldn’t. Imagine you’re using your computer and suddenly a message popsRead More →

MotW Bypassed: Zero Warning, Full Control – New WinRAR Flaw Silently Bypasses Windows Security

2025-04-07
On: April 7, 2025
In: Vulnerabilities

A newly disclosed vulnerability in WinRAR, the widely used Windows file compression utility, has sparked serious concern in the cybersecurity community due to its ability to bypass Microsoft’s “Mark ofRead More →

New Vulnerability in GCP Cloud Run Shows Why Least Privilege Isn’t Enough

2025-04-03
On: April 3, 2025
In: Data Security, Vulnerabilities

A newly disclosed vulnerability dubbed ImageRunner, uncovered by Tenable Research, exposed a subtle yet powerful privilege escalation pathway in Google Cloud Platform’s Cloud Run service. The vulnerability, now patched byRead More →

How Lynx Ransomware Extorts Millions from U.S. Companies

2025-04-01
On: April 1, 2025
In: Malware, Technology Talk

First discovered on July 17, 2024, Lynx ransomware quickly made a name for itself by targeting high-profile U.S. companies and extorting millions in ransom payments.  Built on the remnants ofRead More →

Microsoft’s Store Let Ransomware Slip Through – Is Your VSCode Editor Safe?

2025-03-21
On: March 21, 2025
In: Data Security

Two malicious Visual Studio Code (VSCode) extensions were recently discovered deploying early-stage ransomware, raising serious concerns about the security of Microsoft’s extension vetting process. Identified by cybersecurity firm ReversingLabs, theRead More →

Understanding and Defending Against File-Based Attacks in the Modern Threat Landscape

2025-03-13
On: March 13, 2025
In: Technology Talk

In today’s interconnected digital ecosystem, organizations face an ever-expanding array of cybersecurity threats. Among the most persistent and dangerous are file-based attacks, which continue to evolve in sophistication and remainRead More →

“Arda” PowerLess Malware

2025-03-07
On: March 7, 2025
In: Data Security, Incidents

A well-known hacking group called GreenCharlie (also known as APT42, TA453, or Mint Sandstorm) has set up new online infrastructure between January and February 2025, which is believed to beRead More →

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