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Summary of Article TLDR: JetBrains fingers Rapid7 for customer ransomware attacks Key Points: Rapid7 accused JetBrains of silent patching, leading to a public dispute JetBrains criticized Rapid7 for releasing detailed vulnerability information

TLDR: The BlackCat ransomware gang pulled an exit scam on its affiliates as it disbanded. The gang left its affiliates without payment and became unresponsive, leading to complaints on dark web forums.

Article Summary TLDR: French government targeted by massive cyberattack Pro-Russia hacking group responsible for denial-of-service attack The French government recently experienced a significant cyberattack that disrupted multiple services across the country. The

Article Summary TLDR Key Points: AI-powered cybercrime is on the rise, with malicious actors using generative AI to target enterprises. Combatting AI-driven cybercrime requires AI-powered data security solutions. In the face of

TLDR: – France is experiencing cyberattacks of unprecedented intensity targeting government services, with some services being impacted and websites inaccessible. – Anonymous Sudan has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but their authenticity

TLDR Leicester City Council’s IT systems and phones are down due to a cyber attack Experts suspect it may be a ransomware attack Leicester City Council is currently facing major disruptions as

TLDR: Threat actors known as Muddled Libra hackers are using pentesting tools to gain admin access to target systems. The group, which emerged in 2022, has been linked to supply chain attacks

TLDR: Key Points: Linear building access control products had vulnerabilities, including an exploited flaw, patched nearly five years after disclosure A critical unauthenticated remote code execution bug, CVE-2019-7256, was exploited in attacks

TLDR: • Vishing scams are on the rise globally, with South Korea being hit particularly hard. • Scammers are using sophisticated social engineering tactics, impersonating law enforcement officials, to deceive victims. One

TLDR: SHI International has acquired automated security solutions provider Moot, Inc. to enhance its cybersecurity offerings. The acquisition will help reduce security costs by eliminating human error in security workflows. SHI International,