Article Summary TLDR: Key Points: Progress WhatsUp Gold RCE vulnerability being actively exploited in the wild Attackers using vulnerabilities “CVE-2024-6670” and “CVE-2024-6671” with CVSS scores of 9.8 Cybersecurity researchers at Trend Micro

TLDR: A new Linux malware campaign is exploiting Oracle Weblogic to mine cryptocurrency and deliver botnet malware. The malware, dubbed Hadooken, drops a Tsunami malware and deploys a crypto miner when executed.

Article Summary TLDR: Fortinet admits that customer data was stolen from cloud storage 440GB of Azure SharePoint files containing Fortinet customer data leaked In a recent incident, Fortinet acknowledged that a limited

Article Summary TLDR: BT identifies over 2,000 potential cyber attack signals per second. 78% of web-connected devices are scanned by malicious sources daily. BT has reported a significant increase in potential cyber

TLDR: Businesses are rapidly adopting Software as a Service applications, which has led to an increase in security incidents. The traditional security methods are falling short, and organizations need to adopt a

TLDR: Suffolk County needs to enhance IT staff and hire a cybersecurity chief to prevent future cyberattacks. The county must obtain a cyber breach insurance policy for financial protection. Full Article: A

TLDR: – A 17-year-old teen from Walsall has been arrested in connection with a cyber security breach affecting Transport for London (TfL). – The arrest was made by the National Crime Agency

TLDR: – Mastercard acquired global threat intelligence company Recorded Future for $2.65 billion – Both companies use artificial intelligence to analyze data to seek out potential cyber threats In a move to

TLDR: Microsoft is planning to implement new Windows security features to prevent incidents like the CrowdStrike catastrophe. They are working on moving security vendors out of the Windows kernel to improve system

TLDR: Android malware Ajina.Banker targets users in Central Asia to steal financial information and bypass 2FA. Malware is spread via Telegram channels disguising as legitimate applications. Bank customers in Central Asia have