Cybersecurity News Roundup
Recent cybersecurity news includes Rapid7 layoffs, hacking a Boeing 737, and refrigeration system vulnerabilities. Read on for more information.
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Recent cybersecurity news includes Rapid7 layoffs, hacking a Boeing 737, and refrigeration system vulnerabilities. Read on for more information.
Suspected Chinese hackers used open-source AI models to extract over 2,500 personnel records from the Taiwanese government in a 'near-autonomous' attack.
Flock Safety is tightening its privacy controls after scandals involving officer abuse of its license plate reader technology, requiring all customers to adopt its auditing feature by the end of the year.
A new Mirai-based Linux botnet called Evooo1Bot is targeting internet-facing gateway devices, turning them into SOCKS5 traffic relay nodes, with capabilities extending to credential theft and DDoS attacks.
The modern attack chain on Google Workspace involves OAuth grants and AI agents, posing significant security risks that require a rethought defense strategy.
President Donald Trump signed a national security memorandum allowing private sector companies to aid law enforcement in offensive hacking operations against transnational criminal organizations.
The Jewelbug hacker group compromised webmail accounts of 15 government tenants, while also engaging in cryptocurrency fraud, targeting governments and militaries across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South Asia.
Brazil has ordered Discord to suspend its livestreaming feature after a teen suicide was livestreamed, citing the platform's failure to protect children from harmful content.
Akira hackers used Safe Mode to disable endpoint detection and response, stealing data without encrypting it, in an attack that began with an exposed SonicWall VPN device.