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6h ago
A recent incident involving Zscaler, a cloud security powerhouse, faced allegations of a possible data breach by a threat actor named IntelBroker.
This alleged breach involved the sale of access to sensitive information, including credentials and SSL passkeys. Despite these claims, Zscaler asserts that its systems remain uncompromised puts them in a ripples of questions with concern to the cybersecurity landscape.
This Threatfeed delves into the available information, meticulously dissecting the sequence of events, Zscaler's response, and the technical undercurrents the incident's deeper signi ..read more
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6h ago
In a move raising concerns about data privacy in the mental health space, online therapy giant BetterHelp has settled charges with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) for a hefty $7.8 million. The FTC alleged that BetterHelp engaged in deceptive data practices, compromising the privacy of its users.
A Viable Alternative, Now Tarnished
Founded in 2013, BetterHelp emerged as a leading platform offering convenient and accessible mental health services. By providing text, chat, phone, and video therapy sessions with licensed professionals, BetterHelp became a viable alternative to traditional ..read more
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3d ago
The City of Wichita, Kansas, faced a severe ransomware attack, leading to the shutdown of its IT network. This incident underscores the critical need for robust ransomware attack measures in municipal systems.
Attack Details
The attack occurred on May 5th, encrypting the city's IT systems with ransomware. Despite being one of the largest cities in Kansas, Wichita fell victim to this cyber assault, highlighting the indiscriminate nature of ransomware attacks.
Response Measures
In response, the city promptly shut down its computer network to contain the spread of the ransomware. This proactive a ..read more
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6d ago
In the wake of a recent data breach, Dropbox, the popular online storage service, faces critical scrutiny over compromised customer credentials and authentication data. This breach, infiltrated by a threat actor, targeted the production environment of Dropbox Sign (formerly HelloSign), the platform's service for e-signatures and document storage.
Breach Overview
The unauthorized access occurred within the production environment of Dropbox Sign, facilitated by compromised service account credentials. These credentials enabled the threat actor to infiltrate the system, accessing sensitive custom ..read more
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6d ago
A recently discovered vulnerability in the R programming language (CVE-2024-27322) exposes users to severe supply chain attacks. This critical flaw, with a CVSS score of 8.8, exploits R's deserialization process, enabling attackers to execute malicious code on victim systems, posing significant risks to various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and research.
This Threatfeed tries to explore the technical details of the vulnerability, explores its attack vectors, and emphasizes mitigation strategies with the help of Threatspy.
A Popular Target
R, a widely used open-source language for sta ..read more
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6d ago
Qantas Airways, Australia's premier airline, faced a critical cybersecurity incident resulting from a misconfiguration in its mobile app.
This Threatfeed delves into the technical intricacies of the breach, dissecting its impact, causes, and remedial measures.
Incident Overview
Qantas acknowledged the exposure of sensitive customer information due to a misconfiguration in its app, leading to unauthorized access to personal data and boarding passes. Despite swift responses, the incident underscores the vulnerability of digital platforms to cyber threats.
Technical Details
The misconfiguration s ..read more
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1w ago
Muddling Meerkat, a sophisticated DNS threat actor, has emerged as a formidable challenge in the cybersecurity landscape. Leveraging extensive DNS manipulation techniques, likely orchestrated by Chinese state actors, Muddling Meerkat poses a significant threat to global networks. In collaboration with external researchers, Infoblox Inc. has conducted a thorough investigation to dissect the intricacies of this threat actor.
DNS Manipulation Techniques
Muddling Meerkat employs advanced DNS activities, exploiting open DNS resolvers to propagate large volumes of DNS queries worldwide. This strateg ..read more
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1w ago
Volkswagen, a prominent automotive manufacturer, suffered a severe cybersecurity breach transpiring from China, raising alarms in the global electric vehicle (EV) industry. The breach targeted sensitive data related to Volkswagen's EV technologies and core operations.
Nature of Stolen Data
The stolen data encompasses critical information on Volkswagen's proprietary EV technologies, posing a direct threat to its competitive edge in the EV market. The hackers' targeted agenda is evident from the theft's specifics, including data on gasoline engine and transmission development, particularly dual ..read more
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1w ago
The recent discovery of a critical vulnerability in the WP-Automatic plugin for WordPress has been critical.
Tracked as CVE-2024-27956, this flaw poses a significant threat to website security, with a CVSS score of 9.8. It underscores the pressing need for comprehensive analysis and proactive mitigation strategies to protect against potential exploitation.
Vulnerability Overview
The vulnerability, identified as a SQL injection (SQLi) flaw, represents a grave concern due to its potential to facilitate unauthorized access to websites. Specifically, versions of WP-Automatic prior to 3.9.2.0 are s ..read more
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2w ago
Ukraine yet again reportedly suffered a severe cyber threat from the notorious Russian hacker group Sandworm, also known as BlackEnergy, Seashell Blizzard, Voodoo Bear, and APT44.
These attackers, believed to be associated with Russia's GRU, targeted approximately 20 critical infrastructure facilities, including energy, water, and heating suppliers.
The attacks aimed to disrupt operations, posing a significant risk to Ukraine's national security and stability.
Attack Methodology
Sandworm leveraged a combination of sophisticated techniques to infiltrate and compromise the targeted networks.
One ..read more