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Hackers Exploit Palo Alto Firewall Vulnerabilities to Deploy Malware Backdoor
Source: Michaël Schrijver and Alex Oudenaarden via Northwave Cyber Security
Tangem Resolves Security Flaw That Exposed Users' Private Keys Through Logs
Source: Arijit Sarkar via Cointelegraph
NFS Protocol Vulnerabilities Allow Remote File Access by Bypassing Security
Source: Philipp Tekeser-Glasz and Michael Eder via hvs consulting
SpyMax Targets Uzbekistan with Fake Uzum Banking Application in New Campaign
Source: Broadcom
Crypto Hackers Use Fake Job Scams to Spread Malware and Steal Funds
Source: Taylor Monahan via X
💥 #CyberIncidents
Chinese Hackers Breach US Treasury Workstations via Compromised API Key
Source: US Department of Treasury
Official X Account of Ford Motors Hacked to Circulate Pro-Palestine Posts
Source: Insider Paper via X
Italy’s InfoCert Suffers Data Breach Exposing 5.5 Million User Records
Source: Riccardo Piccolo via WIRED
International Peace Center Hiroshima Website Hacked Resulting in Altered Pages
Source: Hiroshima Prefectural Office
Saratoga Harness Racing Hit With Breach Exposing Employee Information
Source: Office of The Massachusetts Attorney General
📢 #CyberNews
US Department of Health and Human Services Proposes Updates to HIPAA Security Rule
Source: US Department of Health and Human Services
Japan Expands Cyber Defense Plans to Include Hospitals and Defense Firms
Source: The Japan News
Telegram Blocks Russian State Media Channels in Multiple European Union Countries
Source: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation
Europe Maritime Cybersecurity Market Set to Grow Significantly by 2033
Source: Research and Markets
Blockchain Bandit Moves $172 Million ETH After Two Years of Dormancy
Source: Brayden Lindrea via Cointelegraph
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