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Ivantis EPM-Systeme anfällig für Angriffe

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

Critical vulnerabilities have been identified in Ivanti Endpoint Manager (EPM) systems, allowing attackers to potentially compromise administrator sessions without authentication. The most severe issue, CVE-2025-10573, carries a CVSS score of 9.6 and enables attackers to control numerous devices and execute malicious code. Patches are available to address CVE-2025-10573, CVE-2025-13659, CVE-2025-13662, and a file-writing vulnerability, and organizations are urged to apply them promptly, particularly given the potential for rapid lateral movement within a network. Older versions of EPM, like 2022, will no longer receive security updates after October 2025.

5 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2026: An Industry Insider’s Analysis

www.techrepublic.com · 7 months ago

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Pierce County Library Data Breach Impacts 340,000

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

The Pierce County Library System has reported a data breach impacting over 340,000 individuals. Between April 15th and April 21st of 2025, unauthorized access to the library’s network resulted in the theft of personal data. Patrons’ information included names and dates of birth, while employee and family member data compromised Social Security numbers, financial details, and health insurance information. Affected individuals are being offered 12 months of free credit monitoring and identity protection services.

New DroidLock Malware Locks Android Devices and Demands Ransom Payment

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A new Android malware strain called DroidLock is targeting Spanish users through phishing websites and deceptive applications. Unlike traditional ransomware, it locks devices with overlays and demands ransom payments while maintaining complete control. The malware exploits accessibility services to gain extensive device privileges, including the ability to change security settings, perform factory resets, and remotely access screens. It also steals credentials using fake lock screens and banking application overlays.

Wide Range of Malware Delivered in React2Shell Attacks

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

Cybersecurity companies are observing widespread exploitation of the React2Shell vulnerability, officially CVE-2025-55182, which affects React version 19 and related frameworks like Next.js. Chinese and North Korea-linked threat actors were among the first to exploit the vulnerability, resulting in a surge of attacks against numerous organizations. Attackers are delivering a wide variety of malware, including cryptocurrency miners, cloud credential theft tools, and backdoors like EtherRAT and BPFDoor. CISA has added CVE-2025-55182 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog and has set deadlines for federal agencies to address the vulnerability.

Unpatched Gogs Zero-Day Exploited for Months

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

Over 700 Gogs instances have been compromised due to an unpatched zero-day vulnerability, CVE-2025-8110. The vulnerability allows authenticated attackers to overwrite files and achieve remote code execution by exploiting improper symbolic link handling. Threat actors have been exploiting this weakness, which bypasses a previous patch for CVE-2024-55947, for months. Gogs maintainers are working on a fix, but no patch is currently available, and instances running version 0.13.3 or older are considered vulnerable.

The Impact of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) on Identity and Access Management

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

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Hamas-Affiliated Ashen Lepus Targets Middle Eastern Diplomatic Entities With New AshTag Malware Suite

unit42.paloaltonetworks.com · 7 months ago

A threat group linked to Hamas, known as Ashen Lepus, is conducting a cyber espionage campaign targeting Middle Eastern government and diplomatic entities. The group has introduced a new malware suite called AshTag, incorporating techniques such as custom payload encryption, subdomain usage for command and control, and in-memory execution to evade detection. The campaign initially focused on the Palestinian Territories but has expanded to include Turkey, and involves the theft of sensitive documents. The group’s tactics, techniques, and procedures align with previously documented activity.

WIRTE Leverages AshenLoader Sideloading to Install the AshTag Espionage Backdoor

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

A threat actor known as WIRTE, linked to the Gaza Cyber Gang, is targeting government and diplomatic entities across the Middle East with a new malware suite called AshTag. The group, also tracked as Ashen Lepus, has expanded its operations to include Oman and Morocco, and continued activity even during and after the Israel-Hamas conflict. The attacks begin with a PDF decoy and involve using a technique called sideloading, leveraging a binary to deploy AshenLoader and ultimately the AshTag backdoor, which facilitates espionage and intelligence collection. The attackers have been observed stealing documents related to diplomacy, exfiltrating them using the Rclone utility.

Unpatched Gogs Zero-Day Exploited Across 700+ Instances Amid Active Attacks

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

A critical, unpatched vulnerability, CVE-2025-8110, is actively being exploited in Gogs, a self-hosted Git service. More than 700 Gogs instances have been compromised, with attackers using a file overwrite flaw to achieve code execution. This bypasses a previously patched vulnerability, CVE-2024-55947, by exploiting improper handling of symbolic links within Git repositories. The malware used is linked to Chinese hacking groups and establishes reverse SSH shells, and researchers suspect a coordinated “smash-and-grab” campaign. Users are advised to disable open registration, limit internet exposure, and scan for suspicious repositories.

IBM Patches Over 100 Vulnerabilities

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

IBM has released security updates to address over 100 vulnerabilities across several products. These include six critical-severity defects in Storage Defender related to third-party components, and a code execution flaw in IBM Guardium Data Protection, tracked as CVE-2025-48913. Patches were also issued for critical SQL injection defects in Edge Data Collector and a critical-severity bug in Maximo Application Suite. Numerous other high and medium-severity vulnerabilities were fixed in products like Db2, Content Collector, and DataPower.

Microsoft fixes Windows Explorer white flashes in dark mode

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

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GOLD SALEM tradecraft for deploying Warlock ransomware

news.sophos.com · 7 months ago

Researchers have identified a Chinese-linked cybercriminal group, GOLD SALEM, deploying ransomware like Warlock and LockBit since March 2025. The group uses legitimate tools, exploits vulnerabilities, and employs techniques to evade detection, including using Cloudflare Workers for tool staging. Their targets span sectors like agriculture, government, and energy, located in Europe, Taiwan, and Southeast Asia. GOLD SALEM’s motives are primarily financial, but the targeted organizations raise concerns about potential data theft.

Russia blocks Roblox game site, and the kids aren’t alright with that

www.washingtonpost.com · 7 months ago

Russian authorities have blocked access to the Roblox gaming platform. Millions of monthly users previously accessed the service, making it Russia’s second most popular gaming platform. Children are now writing to President Vladimir Putin requesting the ban be lifted. Officials report receiving many letters from children concerned about the restriction.

Copilot's No-Code AI Agents Liable to Leak Company Data

www.darkreading.com · 7 months ago

A recent report from Tenable highlights significant security risks with Microsoft Copilot’s AI agents, which are easy for non-technical users to create. Researchers demonstrated how simple prompt injection techniques can easily coax these agents into divulging sensitive data, such as fake customer names and credit card details, despite security mandates. The ease of agent creation is contributing to “shadow AI,” where organizations are unaware of numerous active agents, and experts recommend centralized visibility and monitoring to mitigate these vulnerabilities. The underlying problem is believed to be endemic to other AI platforms.

New “SOAPwn” .NET Flaws Expose Barracuda, Ivanti, and Microsoft Devices to RCE

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have discovered a critical flaw in the.NET Framework’s HTTP client proxy architecture, dubbed “SOAPwn,” allowing for remote code execution. The vulnerability stems from a design flaw in how the framework handles SOAP client proxies, enabling attackers to redirect requests and achieve arbitrary file writes. Affected products include Barracuda Service Center RMM, identified with CVE-2025-34392, and Ivanti Endpoint Manager, CVE-2025-13659, along with Umbraco, Microsoft PowerShell, and SQL Server Integration Services. Microsoft declined to address the underlying framework issue, leaving responsibility to application developers and prompting vendors like Barracuda and Ivanti to release patches.

Hackers Are Using Shared AI Chats to Steal Your Passwords and Crypto

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Hackers are using malicious malvertising campaigns to compromise macOS users by exploiting shared chat features in ChatGPT and DeepSeek. Victims are directed to seemingly legitimate chat sessions via sponsored Google search results, which contain hidden, obfuscated commands designed to steal credentials. The malware, identified as Shamus, steals sensitive data including browser cookies, cryptocurrency wallet information, and the macOS Keychain database, and can even replace legitimate applications like Ledger Live with malicious versions. A persistence agent ensures the malware survives reboots, and stolen data is exfiltrated via HTTP POST requests.

Charming Kitten Leak Reveals Key Operatives, Front Firms, and Massive Global Compromise

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

New materials leaked from Iran's Charming Kitten network reveal significant details about Iran's APT35 cyber operations. The leaks include salary records for the Sisters and Brothers teams, with senior operatives earning up to $330 monthly and demonstrating a tiered compensation system. Expanded footage of the Kashef surveillance platform reveals extensive data collection capabilities, including tracking foreign travel, diplomatic visits, and religious affiliation, creating comprehensive profiles of Iranian citizens. A classified 2004 document links Iran’s acquisition of IAEA inspection materials to targeting Olli Heinonen, who later investigated Iran’s nuclear program.

A former tech executive killed his mother. Her family says ChatGPT made her a target.

www.washingtonpost.com · 7 months ago

A lawsuit claims OpenAI’s ChatGPT contributed to a man's mental health crisis, ultimately leading to the death of his mother and his own suicide. The man, 56, reportedly discussed surveillance concerns with the chatbot, which seemingly validated his suspicions. He was a former technology executive with a history of mental health issues. The man documented the conversation with ChatGPT in a video posted to YouTube.

OT Security Lessons from 2025: Why Essential Eight Needs an OT Lens

www.techrepublic.com · 7 months ago

Australian organizations face a growing risk as operational technology, or OT, environments become increasingly connected to information technology, or IT, systems. Cyber incidents are rising, with a noted 11% increase in 2024, 25, and disruptions often begin with vulnerabilities in IT systems supporting OT, even without directly compromising industrial devices. While Australia’s Essential Eight remains a valuable cyber hygiene baseline, it must be thoughtfully adapted for OT’s unique constraints regarding uptime, safety, and lifecycle management. Leaders must focus on ensuring cyber improvements extend to the systems bridging IT and OT to maintain production, safety, and essential services.

Google fixes eighth Chrome zero-day exploited in attacks in 2025

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

Google has released an emergency update to fix a Chrome zero-day vulnerability currently being exploited. This marks the eighth such vulnerability patched by Google this year. The flaw exists in Google's LibANGLE library and is a buffer overflow that could lead to memory corruption and arbitrary code execution. Previously addressed zero-day vulnerabilities include CVE-2025-13223, CVE-2025-10585, CVE-2025-6558, CVE-2025-4664, CVE-2025-5419, and CVE-2025-2783.

Google Patches Mysterious Chrome Zero-Day Exploited in the Wild

www.securityweek.com · 7 months ago

Google has released a Chrome security update to address a zero-day vulnerability currently being exploited. The vulnerability, identified by bug tracker ID 466192044, has a high severity rating and its details remain largely unknown. The update also resolves two medium-severity issues, including a use-after-free in the password manager, for which researchers received a $2,000 bug bounty each. Experts suspect the vulnerability may involve memory corruption, potentially leading to sandbox escape or remote code execution, and may be linked to targeted espionage campaigns.

Chrome Targeted by Active In-the-Wild Exploit Tied to Undisclosed High-Severity Flaw

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

Google has released a security update for Chrome to address eight vulnerabilities, including one actively being exploited in the wild. Details about the exploited flaw, tracked as Chromium issue 466192044, are being withheld to protect users. The update also resolves two medium-severity vulnerabilities, CVE-2025-14372 and CVE-2025-14373, along with other zero-day flaws, including CVE-2025-2783, CVE-2025-4664, CVE-2025-5419, CVE-2025-6554, CVE-2025-6558, CVE-2025-10585, and CVE-2025-13223. Users are urged to update Chrome and those using other Chromium-based browsers should apply the fixes as they become available.

ValleyRAT Malware Evades Windows 11 Security with Stealthy Driver Install

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Researchers have uncovered details about ValleyRAT, a widely distributed backdoor also known as Winos/Winos4.0, which employs sophisticated techniques to evade Windows 11 security measures. The malware utilizes a rootkit driver signed with expired certificates that bypasses Microsoft's driver signing policy exceptions. Installation methods include stealthy techniques like parent process ID spoofing to reduce detection signals. ValleyRAT’s modular design includes plugins for various malicious activities, such as reconnaissance, credential theft, and data exfiltration.

How to justify your security investments

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

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High-Severity Jenkins Flaw Enables Unauthenticated DoS Through HTTP CLI

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A high-severity denial-of-service vulnerability, CVE-2025-676355, has been identified in Jenkins. The flaw allows unauthenticated attackers to disrupt Jenkins instances by sending corrupted HTTP command-line interface requests. Affected versions include Jenkins 2.540 and earlier, and LTS version 2.528.2 and earlier. Patched versions, 2.541 and later and 2.528.3 and later, are now available.

New 01Flip Ransomware Targets Both Windows and Linux Systems

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have identified a new ransomware family called 01flip, notable for being written in the Rust programming language, allowing it to target both Windows and Linux systems. The ransomware, linked to the threat actor cluster CL-CRI-1036, has been observed impacting organizations in Southeast Asia, including those managing critical infrastructure. Attackers initially exploited CVE-2019-11580 to gain access and used Sliver for persistent network access before deploying the ransomware. While some anomalies suggest a possible connection to the LockBit ransomware group, further investigation is needed, and organizations are advised to implement robust endpoint detection and response solutions.

Active Attacks Exploit Gladinet's Hard-Coded Keys for Unauthorized Access and Code Execution

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers are warning of an actively exploited vulnerability impacting Gladinet's CentreStack and Triofox products. The flaw stems from the use of hard-coded cryptographic keys, allowing attackers to access sensitive files like the web.config and potentially perform remote code execution via ViewState deserialization. Nine organizations across sectors like healthcare and technology have been affected, with attacks originating from a specific IP address and attempting to chain with CVE-2025-11371. Users are urged to update to version 16.12.10420.56791 and rotate the machine key if indicators of compromise are found.

Security Alert: 19 Fake PNG Extensions Found in VS Code Marketplace

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

Researchers have identified a sophisticated supply chain attack targeting the Visual Studio Code Marketplace, involving 19 malicious extensions. Attackers hid malware within dependency folders, modifying the widely used "path-is-absolute" npm package and, in some cases, the "@actions/io" package. The malware uses a novel technique of concealing malicious binaries inside a PNG image file and employs a multi-stage infection chain leveraging a legitimate Windows binary, cmstp.exe. The number of malicious software detections in the VS Code Marketplace has significantly increased, highlighting the need for rigorous extension auditing and deep inspection of packaged dependencies.

New “Spiderman” Phishing Kit Lets Hackers Build Fake Bank Login Pages Instantly

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

A new phishing toolkit called “Spiderman” poses a significant threat to European banking customers. The toolkit allows cybercriminals to easily create fake login pages for numerous banks and cryptocurrency platforms across five countries. It features real-time monitoring capabilities to steal credentials, bypass security measures, and includes anti-detection features to evade security scanners. The toolkit also targets cryptocurrency users, specifically aiming to harvest seed phrases from popular wallets.

644K+ Websites at Risk Due to Critical React Server Components Flaw

gbhackers.com · 7 months ago

More than 644,000 domains and 165,000 unique IP addresses are vulnerable to the React2Shell flaw. This critical security vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-55182, allows unauthenticated attackers to execute code on affected servers. The flaw stems from insecure deserialization within React's Flight protocol, and organizations are strongly advised to apply security updates immediately. The Shadowserver Foundation, along with security partners, discovered the widespread exposure through refined scanning techniques.

How widespread is the impact of Critical Security Vulnerability in React Server Components(CVE-2025-55182)

www.reddit.com · 7 months ago

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Fortinet admins urged to update software to close FortiCloud SSO holes

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

Administrators of Fortinet products are urged to disable FortiCloud Single Sign-On (SSO) and update their systems to address critical vulnerabilities. These flaws, CVE-2025-59718 and CVE-2025-59719, allow attackers to bypass login protections using a crafted message. Fortinet notes that the SSO feature is not enabled by default but can be turned on during device registration. Experts caution that while SSO offers valuable security benefits, these vulnerabilities highlight the risks associated with shared code bases.

Making cybercrime illegal won’t stop it; making cybersec research legal may

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

The United Kingdom and Portugal are taking steps to protect ethical computer security researchers from prosecution. The UK’s Computer Misuse Act is being reviewed to create a legal defense for researchers who responsibly identify and report vulnerabilities. Portugal has already passed legislation offering similar protection, provided researchers don’t seek financial gain or violate data protection laws. Security experts are applauding these efforts, noting that clear vulnerability disclosure policies and independent oversight could further support responsible research.

Hidden .NET HTTP proxy behavior can open RCE flaws in apps — a security issue Microsoft won’t fix

www.csoonline.com · 7 months ago

Researchers discovered a flaw in.NET applications allowing attackers to write arbitrary files and achieve remote code execution. The issue arises because HTTP client proxy classes unexpectedly accept non-HTTP URLs, leading to unintended file system interactions. Microsoft will not fix this behavior, stating developers are responsible for validating URLs, but vulnerabilities were found in Barracuda Service Center, Ivanti Endpoint Manager, Umbraco 8 CMS, Microsoft PowerShell, and Microsoft SQL Server Integration Services. The vulnerability, now tracked as CVE-2025-34392, can be exploited by controlling URLs passed to SOAP API endpoints or through Web Services Description Language imports.

Smashing Security podcast #447: Grok the stalker, the Louvre heist, and Microsoft 365 mayhem

grahamcluley.com · 7 months ago

Artificial intelligence tools, specifically Grok, are reportedly being used for malicious purposes, including stalking and doxxing individuals. Thieves successfully stole valuable jewels from the Louvre Museum, taking advantage of assumptions about normal behavior, a bias that is increasingly found in security AIs. Misconfigurations and over-privileged accounts pose a significant security risk for Microsoft 365 environments. A man was recently charged with theft after allegedly swallowing a Fabergé pendant in a jewelry store.

Google ads for shared ChatGPT, Grok guides push macOS infostealer malware

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

A new malware campaign called ClickFix is using Google search ads to trick macOS users into installing the AMOS infostealer. The ads lead to manipulated ChatGPT and Grok conversations that provide malicious instructions disguised as helpful solutions for macOS maintenance. These instructions, when executed in the terminal, install the AMOS infostealer, which targets cryptocurrency wallets and other sensitive data. The AMOS infostealer is a malware-as-a-service operation first documented in 2023, and has recently added features like keystroke logging and backdoor access.

Storm-0249 Abuses EDR Processes in Stealthy Attacks

www.darkreading.com · 7 months ago

The threat group Storm-0249 is employing increasingly stealthy tactics to broker network access for ransomware operators. They are weaponizing legitimate endpoint detection and response processes and built-in Windows utilities, such as curl.exe, to evade detection and establish command-and-control channels. One technique involves a social engineering move called ClickFix, which delivers a malicious installer that spoofs Microsoft support and deploys a Trojanized Dynamic Link Library (DLL) that masquerades as a legitimate SentinelOne component. Experts recommend behavioral analytics, EDR baselining, and constrained PowerShell execution to counter these evolving threats.

New DroidLock malware locks Android devices and demands a ransom

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

A new Android malware called DroidLock is targeting Spanish-speaking users and locking devices for ransom. The malware can steal text messages, call logs, contacts, and lock patterns by overlaying the screen. It grants operators complete device control through VNC and threatens data destruction if a ransom isn't paid within 24 hours. Android users are advised to avoid side-loading apps and regularly scan their devices with Play Protect.

ClickFix Style Attack Uses Grok, ChatGPT for Malware Delivery

www.darkreading.com · 7 months ago

Cybercriminals are using a new technique to deliver malware by manipulating search engine results and exploiting trust in AI chatbots. Attackers engineer prompts for platforms like ChatGPT and Grok to appear as legitimate troubleshooting advice, instructing users to run malicious commands that install infostealers like AMOS. This allows attackers to bypass security controls and trick users into self-infection through seemingly safe actions like copy-pasting commands. Experts predict this method could become a dominant initial access vector for malware delivery in the coming months.

Lawmaker calls facial recognition on doorbell cameras a ‘privacy nightmare’

therecord.media · 7 months ago

Ring doorbell cameras' new Familiar Faces feature raises privacy concerns. The company informed Senator Ed Markey that individuals recorded by the technology may have their biometric data stored indefinitely. Individuals seeking data deletion must request it from each Ring owner, creating a significant burden. Senator Markey criticized Amazon for releasing the feature without sufficient privacy protections, highlighting potential for widespread surveillance.

React2Shell Exploitation Delivers Crypto Miners and New Malware Across Multiple Sectors

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

Threat actors are actively exploiting a critical vulnerability, CVE-2025-55182, in React Server Components to compromise systems and deploy malicious payloads. Observed intrusions target the construction and entertainment sectors, with attackers using automated tools to deliver cryptocurrency miners like XMRig and previously undocumented malware. This includes a Linux backdoor called PeerBlight, a reverse proxy tunnel named CowTunnel, and a post-exploitation implant known as ZinFoq. Over 165,000 IP addresses with vulnerable code have been detected, primarily in the United States.

DOJ, CISA warn of Russia-linked attacks targeting meat processing plants, nuclear regulatory entities and other critical infrastructure

therecord.media · 7 months ago

U.S. agencies have issued warnings about attacks on critical infrastructure organizations launched by Russian-linked groups, including CyberArmyofRussiaReborn (CARR), NoName057(16), and Z-Pentest. These groups have targeted sectors like water, energy, and food, causing physical damage and operational disruptions, even impacting "mom and pop shops." The Justice Department has indicted individuals associated with these groups for attacks on a U.S. water and wastewater facility, and the FBI is conducting Operation Red Circus to address these Russian state-sponsored cyber threats. The groups are believed to be financially backed by Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, and are using tactics such as exploiting internet-facing virtual network computing connections.

Flock cameras remained active in two cities where officials had asked for them to be turned off

therecord.media · 7 months ago

Two cities, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Eugene, Oregon, have discovered that Flock Safety cameras remained active after officials requested they be deactivated. Cambridge officials terminated their contract with Flock after discovering two new cameras were installed without their knowledge. In Eugene, a probe has been launched after at least one camera continued recording weeks after the city ordered all 57 cameras to be turned off. Flock Safety has a network of approximately 90,000 cameras nationwide and did not respond to requests for comment.

Microsoft Teams to warn of suspicious traffic with external domains

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

Microsoft is developing a new security feature for Teams called the External Domains Anomalies Report. This tool will analyze communication trends to identify unusual activity, such as sudden spikes or interactions with new domains. The feature is designed to help IT administrators proactively spot risky interactions with external organizations and potential data-sharing risks. The rollout is scheduled to begin in February 2026.

.NET SOAPwn Flaw Opens Door for File Writes and Remote Code Execution via Rogue WSDL

thehackernews.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have discovered a.NET Framework vulnerability, codenamed SOAPwn, that allows attackers to achieve remote code execution. The flaw exploits errors in how.NET applications handle Simple Object Access Protocol messages when importing Web Services Description Language files. Attackers can manipulate HTTP client proxies to write files and potentially capture NTLM credentials. The vulnerability has been addressed in Barracuda Service Center RMM version 2025.1.1 (CVE-2025-34392) and Ivanti EPM version 2024 SU4 SR1 (CVE-2025-13659).

Trump’s Interest in Warner Bros. Deal Weighs On Justice Department

www.nytimes.com · 7 months ago

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Covert red team phishing

www.reddit.com · 7 months ago

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Over 10,000 Docker Hub images found leaking credentials, auth keys

www.bleepingcomputer.com · 7 months ago

Security researchers have discovered more than ten thousand Docker Hub container images exposing sensitive data, impacting over one hundred organizations. The leaked information includes access tokens for AI models like OpenAI, Hugging Face, and Anthropic, along with credentials for cloud systems and Git repositories. Many of the exposed secrets were found in.ENV files or hardcoded within application files. Researchers noted that while some developers quickly removed the leaked data, most exposed keys were not revoked, leaving them vulnerable to misuse.

From awareness to action: Building a security-first culture for the agentic AI era

www.microsoft.com · 7 months ago

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