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20-Year-Old Chinese APT15: A Resurgent Threat Targeting Foreign Ministriescybersecurity,APT,threatintelligence,Chinesehackers,APT15,foreignministries

20-Year-Old Chinese APT15: A Resurgent Threat Targeting Foreign Ministries

Cyber Espionage Campaign Targeting Foreign Ministries in the Americas Introduction In late 2022 to early 2023, a Chinese state-level threat actor known as APT15 conducted a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign targeting foreign ministries in North and South America. APT15, also known by various aliases such as Flea, Nickel, Vixen Panda, KE3CHANG, Royal APT, and Playful…

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The Rise of the DOJ Cyber Prosecution Team: Combating Nation-State Threat Actorscybersecurity,DOJ,cyberprosecution,nation-statethreatactors

The Rise of the DOJ Cyber Prosecution Team: Combating Nation-State Threat Actors

The US Department of Justice Establishes National Security Cyber Section to Combat Cybersecurity Threats Introduction In response to the growing cybersecurity threats posed by nation-state actors, the US Department of Justice (DoJ) has recently announced the creation of the National Security Cyber Section, also known as NatSec Cyber. This newly formed division will collaborate with…

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MOVEit Ransomware Strikes Again: Avast and Norton Parent Company Falls Victimransomware,cybersecurity,malware,databreach,antivirus,cyberattack,cybersecuritynews,cybersecuritythreats,cybersecuritysolutions,cybersecuritymeasures

MOVEit Ransomware Strikes Again: Avast and Norton Parent Company Falls Victim

Gen Digital Confirms Personal Information Compromised in MOVEit Ransomware Attack Introduction Gen Digital, the parent company of cybersecurity subsidiaries such as Avast and Norton, recently announced that it suffered a ransomware attack that compromised the personal information of its employees. The company confirmed that the attack was in response to inquiries and disclosed that names,…

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Apple Patches iOS Flaws: Assessing the Impact of Kaspersky's 'Operation Triangulation'Apple,iOS,Flaws,Patches,Kaspersky,OperationTriangulation,Assessing,Impact

Apple Patches iOS Flaws: Assessing the Impact of Kaspersky’s ‘Operation Triangulation’

Nation-State Apple Patches iOS Flaws Used in Kaspersky ‘Operation Triangulation’ Introduction Apple has recently released a significant security update for iOS to address remote code execution vulnerabilities that have already been exploited in the wild. These vulnerabilities were initially reported by Kaspersky, a Russian anti-malware vendor. The patches, labeled iOS 16.5.1, iPadOS 16.5.1, iOS 15.7.7,…

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Busting Ransomware Myths: Shattering the Illusions and Empowering Cyber Defensesransomware,cybersecurity,myths,illusions,cyberdefenses

Busting Ransomware Myths: Shattering the Illusions and Empowering Cyber Defenses

Ransomware Myths: Debunking Illusions and Strengthening Cyber Defenses The Danger of Ransomware Ransomware has become a persistently pervasive threat in today’s digital landscape, preying on individuals and organizations alike. The ability of cybercriminals to encrypt valuable data and demand hefty sums in exchange for its release has turned this criminal enterprise into a multi-billion dollar…

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Preventing Job Scams: Safeguarding Your Organization's Reputation and Financesjobscams,safeguarding,organizationreputation,finances

Preventing Job Scams: Safeguarding Your Organization’s Reputation and Finances

Job Scamming: A Pandemic Within a Pandemic Job scams have become a widespread issue during the pandemic, with operations growing into multimillion-dollar businesses that operate globally. According to a survey, 32% of job seekers have reported applying and even interviewing for fake jobs, 15% had their personal information stolen, and 9% admitted to losing money…

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Keeping Cybercrime at Bay: The Perils of Weak Passwords on Linux Serverslinuxservers,cybercrime,weakpasswords,serversecurity,passwordprotection

Keeping Cybercrime at Bay: The Perils of Weak Passwords on Linux Servers

Beware bad passwords as attackers co-opt Linux servers into cybercrime The Rise of Linux Server Attacks The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and cybercriminals are always finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities. Recent reports from researchers at Korean anti-malware business AhnLab highlight a concerning trend of cybercriminals co-opting Linux shell servers for their nefarious activities….

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Exploring the Vulnerabilities: Patch Warnings for SMB Edge Devices by Asus and Zyxelasus,zyxel,smb,edgedevices,vulnerabilities,patchwarnings

Exploring the Vulnerabilities: Patch Warnings for SMB Edge Devices by Asus and Zyxel

Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Edge Devices Threaten SMBs Introduction Small and midsized businesses (SMBs) are facing a critical security challenge as major edge device vendors announce several security vulnerabilities that need to be patched. Asus, Zyxel, and Western Digital have recently released information about vulnerabilities in their router models and network-attached storage (NAS) devices, which…

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