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  1. Malicious PyPI Package Exposes Crypto Wallets to Infostealer Code

    A malicious PyPI package “aiocpa,” that stole crypto wallet data via obfuscated code, has been removed after being reported by Reversing Labs researchers

  2. GodLoader Malware Infects Thousands via Game Development Tools

    A new cyber-attack technique uses Godot Engine to deploy undetectable malware via GodLoader, infecting more than 17,000 devices

  3. Malicious Actors Exploit ProjectSend Critical Vulnerability

    This vulnerability was patched in May 2024 but was only allocated a CVE in November after evidence of exploitation

  4. Critical Vulnerabilities Discovered in Industrial Wireless Access Point

    Customers of Advantech’s EKI-6333AC-2G industrial-grade wireless access point have been urged to update their devices to new firmware versions

  5. Albanian Drug Smugglers Busted After Cops Decrypt Comms

    European police have arrested 21 individuals linked to a violent Albanian gang after decrypting their Sky ECC communications

  6. T-Mobile Claims Salt Typhoon Did Not Access Customer Data

    The CSO of T-Mobile has clarified that no customer information was stolen by Chinese hacking group Salt Typhoon

  7. Attack Group APT-C-60 Targets Japan Using Trusted Platforms

    APT-C-60 targets Japan with phishing emails, using job application ruse and malware via Google Drive

  8. New Bootkit “Bootkitty” Targets Linux Systems via UEFI

    Bootkitty, the first Linux-targeting UEFI bootkit, bypassed kernel security in a proof-of-concept attack

  9. New EU Commission to Unveil Healthcare Cybersecurity Plan in First 100 Days

    One of the priorities of the newly-approved Von der Leyen Commission II will be to strengthen the healthcare sector’s cyber resilience

  10. Pro-Russian Hacktivists Launch Branded Ransomware Operations

    A pro-Russian hacktivist collective, CyberVolk, has launched its own ransomware-as-a-service operations, SentinelLabs has found

  11. Russian RomCom APT Group Leverages Zero-Day Flaws in Firefox and Windows

    Russia-backed hackers, known as RomCom, have exploited critical zero-day vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox and Windows to launch targeted attacks

  12. Nuclear Decommissioning Authority Opens Sellafield Cyber Center

    The UK’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority has opened a new hub dedicated to cybersecurity knowledge sharing

  13. Operation Serengeti Disrupts $193m African Cybercrime Networks

    The Interpol-led Operation Serengeti has resulted in the arrest of 1000 suspects across Africa

  14. New DDoS Campaign Exploits IoT Devices and Server Misconfigurations

    DDoS campaign by Matrix targets IoT devices and servers, exploiting weak credentials and public scripts

  15. NHS Trust Declares Major Incident for “Cybersecurity Reasons”

    Wirral University Teaching Hospital has cancelled outpatient appointments as it responds to a cybersecurity incident

  16. Darknet Services Fuel Holiday Scams and E-Commerce Exploits

    Cybercriminals are ramping up scams via darknet marketplaces, selling phishing kits for $100-$1000

  17. Aggressive Chinese APT Group Targets Governments with New Backdoors

    A Trend Micro analysis of Earth Estries found that the Chinese threat actor is using new backdoors to avoid detection during espionage operations

  18. Starbucks and Grocery Stores Face Disruption after Ransomware Attack on Blue Yonder

    Supply chain management provider Blue Yonder confirmed it was hit by ransomware attack

  19. Over a Third of Firms Struggling With Shadow AI

    Some 35% of global organizations report challenges monitoring use of non-approved AI tools

  20. UK Scam Losses Surge 50% Annually to £11.4bn

    Cifas figures reveal scammers stole over £11bn from UK consumers in the past 12 months

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