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North Korean Hackers Scamming LinkedIn Users TLDR: North Korean hackers are using ChatGPT to scam LinkedIn users Microsoft and OpenAI disrupted five state-affiliated actors involved in malicious cyber activities The report revealed

Summary of Article: Loading data for nodes… TLDR: The article discusses the importance of loading data for nodes efficiently in a system. It provides strategies and best practices for optimizing data loading

TLDR: A ransomware attack disrupted over 100 Romanian hospitals, impacting pediatric and oncology centers. The attack used Backmydata ransomware and demanded 3.5 BTC for decryption. A massive ransomware attack targeted the Hipocrate

TLDR: Key Points: Russian state-backed hackers exploit Roundcube email server flaw to collect military and political intelligence. Over 80 organizations have been impacted by the attacks, especially those involved in the Ukraine

TLDR: Key points: 5.6 million small businesses in the UK are vulnerable to cyber attacks Implementing advanced cybersecurity measures is crucial for SMEs In the article “The SME guide to more advanced

TLDR: SolarWinds ARM version 2023.2.3 fixed vulnerabilities related to Deserialization and Directory Traversal. Vulnerabilities allowed attackers to execute remote code on the vulnerable instance. SolarWinds released Access Rights Manager version 2023.2.3 to

TLDR: No significant losses from cyber incidents for rated GCC banks Success in managing cyber-related risks due to investments in infrastructure and systems According to a report from S&P Global, GCC banks

TLDR: The Joint Cyber Defense Collaborative (JCDC) announced its priorities for 2024. The focuses for 2024 include countering Advanced Persistent Threats, securing critical infrastructure, and reducing AI threats. The Joint Cyber Defense

Summary of Article TLDR: Maryland is poised to be a global leader in cybersecurity. Challenges include the gap between supply and demand of cybersecurity professionals and the need for diversity in the

TLDR: Chinese hackers are using iOS trojans to steal money from victims’ bank accounts. The trojan, known as GoldPickaxe, targets the APAC region, specifically Thailand and possibly Vietnam. In a recent article