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  1. Critical OpenSSH Flaw Enables Full System Compromise

    A newly discovered RCE vulnerability, which can lead to full system compromise, has put over 14 million OpenSSH server instances are potentially at risk, according to Qualys

  2. Australian Police Arrest Suspect in Fake Wi-Fi Scam Targeting Airport Passengers

    Evil twin Wi-Fi access points mimicked legitimate networks to capture personal data from unsuspecting victims who mistakenly connected to them

  3. Cyber-Insurance Premiums Decline as Firms Build Resilience

    Insurance broker Howden says premiums are falling as security best practice takes hold

  4. Over Six Million Hit by Ransomware Breach at Infosys McCamish Systems

    Outsourcer Infosys McCamish Systems has revealed millions of victims were impacted by a ransomware attack last year

  5. TeamViewer Cyber-Attack Attributed to Russian APT Midnight Blizzard

    Remote software provider TeamViewer has revealed it has been hit by a cyber-attack that it attributes to Russian state actor Midnight Blizzard

  6. Cyber Workforce Grows 15% at Large Organizations as Security is Prioritized

    From an average of one cybersecurity expert for 1285 employees in 2023, large organizations now have one for every 1086 employees, according to Wavestone

  7. Google Thwarts Over 10,000 Attempts by Chinese Influence Operator

    Google warned of high levels of activity from Chinese influence operator Dragon Bridge, which is increasingly experimenting with generative AI tools to create content

  8. CISOs Reveal Firms Prioritize Savings Over Long-Term Security

    The data from Bugcrowd also reveals 40% of CISOs think most firms don't understand breach risks

  9. Operation First Light Seizes $257m in Global Scam Bust

    The operation, orchestrated by Interpol, resulted in the arrest of 3950 suspects

  10. Majority of Critical Open Source Projects Contain Memory Unsafe Code

    A CISA analysis in collaboration with international partners concluded most critical open source projects potentially contain memory safety vulnerabilities

  11. US Charges Russian Individual for Pre-Invasion Ukraine Hack

    The US government is offering up to $10m for information on Amin Timovich Stigal’s location or his malicious cyber activity

  12. IT Leaders Split on Using GenAI For Cybersecurity

    Corelight study claims many IT leaders see benefit of GenAI but similar share are concerned about data exposure

  13. Chinese State Actors Use Ransomware to Conceal Real Intent

    A new report warns that Chinese APT groups are using ransomware to conceal cyber-espionage activity

  14. Progress Discloses Two New Vulnerabilities in MOVEit Products

    Two authentication bypass vulnerabilities affect Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer SFTP service in a default configuration and MOVEit Gateway

  15. Novel Banking Malware Targets Customers in Southeast Asia

    A novel malware strain, Snowblind, bypasses security measures in banking apps on Android, leading to financial losses and fraud, according to Promon

  16. Cyber Attackers Turn to Cloud Services to Deploy Malware

    A growing number of malware operators have turned to cloud-based command and control servers to deploy malicious campaigns, Fortinet researchers found

  17. Identity Crime Reports Drop 16% Annually but Job Scams Surge

    Identity-related crimes declined 16% annually in 2023 with the majority related to compromised credentials

  18. Fake Law Firms Con Victims of Crypto Scams, Warns FBI

    The FBI has urged cryptocurrency scam victims to be on the alert for fraudsters posing as lawyers

  19. New Medusa Trojan Variant Emerges with Enhanced Stealth Features

    Cleafy identified five different botnets operated by affiliates, each targeting different geographical areas

  20. Dark Web Sees 230% Rise in Singapore Identity Theft

    According to Resecurity, a significant portion of the stolen data was found on the XSS underground forum

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