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TLDR: IntelBroker has claimed to have leaked Apple’s internal tools, raising concerns about the security of the tech giant. The leaked materials include internal tools used for software development and testing, potentially

TLDR: Attackers are using weaponized Cisco Webex Meetings app to deliver malware. The attackers are using social engineering to trick users into downloading malicious files disguised as legitimate software. In a recent

TLDR: A 22-year-old British national was arrested in Spain for allegedly leading cyberattacks on 45 US companies. The individual earned over $27 million in bitcoins from these cyberattacks. Young Cyber Scammer Arrested,

TLDR: The G7 nations will develop a collective cybersecurity framework for the energy sector The US Department of Energy released new Supply Chain Cybersecurity Principles The G7 nations, including the US, have

TLDR: Medibank suffered a cyberattack in October 2022 compromising data of 9.7 million individuals. The breach was due to cybersecurity failings, including lack of multi-factor authentication. Major Australian health insurance provider Medibank

TLDR: Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) launches “Cyber Surakshit Bharat” initiative for CISO training. NeGD conducts 45 batches of CISO deep-dive training programs benefiting over 1,662 CISOs and frontline IT

TLDR: Cybersecurity researchers at Rapid 7 identified a malvertising campaign that tricks users into downloading malicious installers posing as popular utilities like Microsoft Teams. The malware delivered through these installers is named

TLDR: – Some of the largest cyber attacks in history have caused massive damage and disruption worldwide. – The WannaCry ransomware attack in 2017 encrypted files on over 200,000 computer systems in

TLDR: A SUNY Canton cybersecurity faculty member, Mehdi Ghayoumi, authored a book on the programming behind generative artificial intelligence platforms. The book, “Generative Adversarial Networks in Practice,” provides a detailed explanation of

TLDR: Cybercriminals are exploiting free or pirated versions of commercial software to deploy malware like Hijack Loader and Vidar Stealer. The attackers use social engineering tactics, copy-pasting PowerShell scripts, and misleading HTML