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  1. Russia’s Midnight Blizzard Accesses Microsoft Source Code

    Threat group APT29 is using secrets stolen in an earlier attack to compromise Microsoft’s internal systems

  2. Dropbox Used to Steal Credentials and Bypass MFA in Novel Phishing Campaign

    Darktrace reveals a novel phishing campaign where attackers leveraged legitimate Dropbox infrastructure to steal credentials before bypassing MFA

  3. UnitedHealth Sets Timeline to Restore Change Healthcare Systems After BlackCat Hit

    UnitedHealth said it expects Change Healthcare’s key systems to be restored by March 18, amid reports it paid a $22m ransom to BlackCat

  4. RATs Spread Via Fake Skype, Zoom, Google Meet Sites

    Zscaler’s ThreatLabz discovered malware spreading SpyNote RAT to Android and NjRAT/DCRat to Windows

  5. Evasive Panda Targets Tibet With Trojanized Software

    ESET researchers said the attackers strategically leveraged the Monlam Festival, targeting individuals associated with Tibetan Buddhism

  6. FBI: US Ransomware Losses Surge 74% to $59.6 Million in 2023

    Ransomware losses in the US rose by 74% to $59.6m in 2023, according to reported incidents to the FBI

  7. Governments Eye Disclosure Requirements for AI Development Labs

    AI scientist Inma Martinez predicts governments will start requiring ‘frontier’ AI labs full disclosure on the purpose of the tools they are developing

  8. Ransomware Attackers Leak Sensitive Swiss Government Documents, Login Credentials

    Sensitive data from Switzerland government departments were leaked by the Play ransomware group after an attack on Xplain, including classified documents and log in credentials

  9. Former Google Engineer Charged With Stealing AI Secrets

    Alleged Chinese spy Linwei Ding is accused of stealing proprietary IP from Google

  10. Hundreds of Rogue Users Added to Unpatched TeamCity Servers

    Security experts warn of mass exploitation of critical TeamCity vulnerability

  11. TA4903 Phishing Campaigns Evolve, Targets US Government

    Proofpoint said TA4903 adopted new tactics, including lure themes referencing confidential docs and ACH payments

  12. Linux Malware Targets Docker, Apache Hadoop, Redis and Confluence

    Cado said the payloads facilitated RCE attacks by leveraging common misconfigurations and known vulnerabilities

  13. EU Agrees 'Cyber Solidarity Act' to Bolster Incident Response and Recovery

    The EU has agreed new rules to strengthen cyber incident response and recovery across member states, encompassing closer cooperation mechanisms

  14. Cyber Pros Turn to Cybercrime as Salaries Stagnate

    The UK’s Chartered Institute of Information Security warns that many professionals are prepared to moonlight for cybercrime groups

  15. Skype, Google Meet, and Zoom Used in New Trojan Scam Campaign

    A new threat actor has been observed by Zscaler distributing remote access Trojans (RATs) via online meeting lures

  16. US Sanctions Predator Spyware Maker Intellexa

    The US Treasury has designated individuals and entities associated with Predator spyware developer, Intellexa

  17. GhostSec Evolves With Website Compromise Tools

    Cisco Talos uncovered two new tools developed by the group: the “GhostSec Deep Scan tool” and “GhostPresser”

  18. South Korean Police Develops Deepfake Detection Tool Ahead of April Elections

    With a claimed 80% efficiency, the new AI detection tool will be used to inform the police during criminal investigations

  19. ALPHV/BlackCat Ransomware Servers Go Down

    Speculations about the shut down range from a potential exit scam to a rebranding initiative

  20. American Express Warns Credit Card Data Exposed in Third-Party Breach

    American Express has informed customers that their credit card details may have been compromised following a breach of a third-party merchant processor

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