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An ongoing malware campaign has compromised over 6,000 WordPress sites, installing malicious plugins that push infostealing malware. The campaign, known as ClearFake, began in 2023 and tricks users into installing malware through fake browser error messages. As reported by BleepingComputer, the

Husain Parvez Published on 24th October 2024

Iranian hackers have been actively targeting critical infrastructure sectors worldwide. They have been breaching such networks and then selling access to other cybercriminals. A joint advisory from US, Canadian, and Australian cybersecurity agencies highlights that the hackers have focused on

Husain Parvez Published on 22nd October 2024

Discord, the popular messaging platform primarily used by gaming communities, has now been blocked in both Russia and Turkey. The bans come as part of these governments’ broader efforts to tighten control over digital platforms, with the authorities citing concerns over illegal content. Millions of

Husain Parvez Published on 11th October 2024

FIN7, a notorious Russian hacking group, is using fake AI nude image generator websites to distribute malware, targeting individuals and potentially businesses. According to research from Silent Push, the campaign relies on the popularity of deepfake technology to lure users into downloading

Husain Parvez Published on 6th October 2024

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined Meta €91 million for storing millions of user passwords in plaintext. The issue prompted a regulatory investigation into Meta’s adherence to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Meta found in January 2019 that it had maintained

Anka Markovic Borak Published on 4th October 2024

University Medical Center (UMC) Health System in Lubbock, Texas, is dealing with the aftermath of a ransomware attack that crippled its IT infrastructure and forced the diversion of patients to other healthcare facilities. The breach, which occurred late last week, impacted key operations,

Husain Parvez Published on 2nd October 2024

A new strain of the Necro malware has infected over 11 million Android devices by exploiting vulnerabilities in apps from the Google Play Store and unofficial sources. Originally identified by Kaspersky, the Necro Trojan has evolved, spreading through malicious software development kits (SDKs)

Husain Parvez Published on 25th September 2024

Microsoft has raised alarms over a new wave of cyberattacks targeting the US healthcare sector, led by the financially motivated group Vanilla Tempest. According to Microsoft's recent post on X (formerly Twitter) regarding the issue, the group has deployed the INC ransomware strain in these

Husain Parvez Published on 23rd September 2024

Intel has issued a security advisory detailing over 20 vulnerabilities affecting various processors, and has urged users to update their systems. The vulnerabilities primarily impact Intel’s UEFI firmware, used in processors such as Atom, Xeon, Pentium, Celeron, and Core. These flaws can result in

Husain Parvez Published on 13th September 2024