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Microsoft Releases Patches for 79 Flaws Including 3 Actively Exploited Bugs
Source: Microsoft
Crimson Palace Returns with Expanded Chinese Cyberespionage Campaign
Source: Mark Parsons, Morgan Demboski, Sean Gallagher via Sophos
CosmicBeetle Partners with RansomHub and Launches ScRansom Ransomware
Source: Jakub Souček via ESET
Ivanti Urgently Releases Updates for Critical Endpoint Manager Vulnerabilities
Source: Ivanti
RansomHub Exploits Kaspersky TDSSKiller to Disable EDR Software
Source: Bill Cozens via ThreatDown
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KemperSports Suffers Breach Exposing Personal Information of 62,000 Individuals
Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General
New Jersey’s Local 1964 Reports Data Breach Affecting Personal Health Information
Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General
Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals Hacked in Indian Premier League Cyber Attack
Source: ABP News
Indodax Exchange Suspends Operations After $22M Hack Compromising Hot Wallets
Source: SlowMist via X
Deepfake Tim Cook Promotes Cryptocurrency Scam During Apple Event Live Stream
Source: Rony Roy via Crypto News
📢 #CyberNews
Commerce Unveils New Scale Tool to Analyze and Mitigate Supply Chain Risks
Source: US Department of Commerce
UK National Crime Agency Struggles with Staff Exodus Amid Cybercrime Surge
Source: Dr. Daniel Beizsley and Dr. Susan Hawley via Spotlight on Corruption
Australian Prime Minister Proposes Social Media Ban for Kids Aged 14-16
Source: Byron Kaye and Renju Jose via Reuters
Namibia Advances New Data and Cybercrime Bills Set to Boost Digital Security
Source: Alfred Shilongo via IT Web
Ford Pursues Patent for In-Car Ad Tech That Listens to Driver Conversations
Source: Suzanne Smalley via The Record
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