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Law Firms Warned of Silent Ransom Group Attacks

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Word to the wise: Beware of fake Docusign emails

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Russia-Linked Hackers Target Tajikistan Government with Weaponized Word Documents

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Phishing Threat Actor

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CISO's Guide To Web Privacy Validation And Why It's Important

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Nova Scotia Power Confirms Ransomware Attack, 280k Notified of Data Breach

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Ransomware Data Breach

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Hackers Use Fake VPN and Browser NSIS Installers to Deliver Winos 4.0 Malware

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Malware

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SecurityWeek
Signal Adds Screenshot-Blocker to Thwart ‘Windows Recall’

Signal has introduced a new privacy feature that blocks Windows 11 users from taking screenshots, specifically targeting Microsoft's Windows Recall functionality. This measure is significant as it enhances user privacy and prevents potential unauthorized data capture.


Impact: ["Windows 11", "Microsoft"]

In the Wild: No

Age: Recently disclosed

Remediation: None available

Windows Microsoft

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In Other News: Volkswagen App Hacked, DR32 Sentenced, New OT Security Solution

Serious vulnerabilities have been identified in a Volkswagen app, raising concerns over user security. Additionally, Australian hacker DR32 has been sentenced in the US, and Immersive has introduced a new security training solution for operational technology.


Impact: ["Volkswagen app"]

In the Wild: Unknown

Age: Recently disclosed

Remediation: Vendor advisory pending

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ViciousTrap Uses Cisco Flaw to Build Global Honeypot from 5,300 Compromised Devices

Cybersecurity researchers have revealed that a threat actor named ViciousTrap has compromised approximately 5,300 network edge devices worldwide, utilizing a critical vulnerability in Cisco routers to create a honeypot network. This incident highlights the significant risk posed by unpatched vulnerabilities in widely used networking equipment.


Impact: ["Cisco Small Business RV016", "Cisco Small Business RV042", "Cisco Small Business RV042G", "Cisco Small Business RV082", "Cisco Small Business RV320", "Cisco Small Business RV325"]

In the Wild: Yes

Age: Recently disclosed

Remediation: Apply patches

CVE Cisco Threat Actor

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