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CISA and USCG Identify Areas for Cyber Hygiene Improvement After Conducting Proactive Threat Hunt at US Critical Infrastructure Organization
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) conducted a proactive threat hunt at a U.S. critical infrastructure organization, identifying several cybersecurity risks despite finding no evidence of malicious activity. Key issues included insufficient logging, insecure credential storage, and shared local admin credentials, prompting recommendations for improved cybersecurity measures. Read Original »
Güralp Systems Güralp FMUS series
The Güralp FMUS series seismic monitoring devices have a critical vulnerability due to missing authentication for a Telnet-based command line interface, allowing potential attackers to modify configurations or reset devices. Users are advised to take defensive measures to mitigate exploitation risks. Read Original »
Thorium Platform Public Availability
CISA and Sandia National Laboratories have announced the public availability of Thorium, a scalable platform for automated file analysis that enhances cybersecurity teams' capabilities. Thorium integrates various tools for efficient analysis of malware threats and supports high-volume file ingestion and rapid query performance. Read Original »
AI-Driven Trends in Endpoint Security: What the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ Reveals
The article highlights the increasing volume and complexity of cyber threats, particularly ransomware, which target endpoints as valuable assets. With the rise of AI, it emphasizes the necessity for robust endpoint security solutions that can adapt and respond to the evolving threat landscape. Read Original »
Report Links Chinese Companies to Tools Used by State-Sponsored Hackers
The article discusses a report by SentinelLabs that reveals connections between Chinese state-sponsored hackers and companies that develop intrusion tools. This linkage highlights concerns about the collaboration between private enterprises and state-sponsored cyber activities. Read Original »
UNC2891 Breaches ATM Network via 4G Raspberry Pi, Tries CAKETAP Rootkit for Fraud
UNC2891, a financially motivated threat actor, has been observed executing a cyber-physical attack on ATM infrastructure using a Raspberry Pi equipped with 4G. The attacker gained physical access to the ATM network, allowing them to potentially exploit vulnerabilities for fraudulent activities. Read Original »
Alert Fatigue, Data Overload, and the Fall of Traditional SIEMs
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are facing significant challenges due to increasing log volumes, complex threat landscapes, and understaffed teams. Analysts are overwhelmed by alert noise and fragmented tools, leading to a decline in traditional SIEM effectiveness as vendors shift towards SaaS solutions. Read Original »
Honeywell Experion PKS Flaws Allow Manipulation of Industrial Processes
Honeywell has addressed several critical and high-severity vulnerabilities in its Experion PKS product, which is used for industrial process control and automation. These flaws could potentially allow for manipulation of industrial processes, raising significant security concerns. Read Original »
Google Project Zero Tackles Upstream Patch Gap With New Policy
Google Project Zero has introduced a new policy to publicly disclose the discovery of vulnerabilities along with the expiration of its 90-day disclosure deadline. This initiative aims to address the gap in upstream patching for vulnerabilities. Read Original »
Hackers Exploit Critical WordPress Theme Flaw to Hijack Sites via Remote Plugin Install
Threat actors are exploiting a critical vulnerability in the 'Alone – Charity Multipurpose Non-profit WordPress Theme' that allows them to take over affected sites. This security flaw, tracked as CVE-2025-5394, has a high severity score of 9.8 and involves arbitrary file uploads. Read Original »
Koreans Hacked, Blackmailed by 250+ Fake Mobile Apps
The article discusses the emergence of over 250 fake mobile applications in Korea that are designed to hide spyware. These malicious apps have led to disturbing cases of extortion against users, highlighting significant cybersecurity concerns. Read Original »
Tonic Security Harnesses AI to Combat Remediation Challenges
Tonic Security aims to address the increasing speed at which attackers exploit vulnerabilities by implementing AI-driven solutions to prevent threats before they result in security breaches. The startup focuses on overcoming the challenges associated with remediation in cybersecurity. Read Original »
Palo Alto Networks Grabs IAM Provider CyberArk for $25B
Palo Alto Networks has acquired identity and access management provider CyberArk for $25 billion, significantly impacting the cybersecurity landscape. This acquisition enhances Palo Alto Networks' capabilities and market presence in the cybersecurity sector. Read Original »
Inside the FBI's Strategy for Prosecuting Ransomware
The article discusses the US government's aggressive approach to prosecuting cybercriminals involved in ransomware, even targeting those at mid-level. It raises questions about the fairness and effectiveness of this strategy in combating cybercrime. Read Original »
Silk Typhoon Linked to Powerful Offensive Tools, PRC-Backed Companies
The article discusses an unsealed indictment related to a Chinese threat group, revealing that its members were affiliated with companies closely connected to the People's Republic of China (PRC). This indicates a broader ecosystem of contractors involved in potentially harmful cyber activities. Read Original »