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"INC Ransom Threatens to Leak 3TB of NHS Scotland Stolen Data"The INC Ransom extortion gang has threatened that it is going to publish three terabytes of data allegedly stolen after breaching the National Health Service (NHS) of Scotland.
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"$700 Cybercrime Software Turns Raspberry Pi Into an Evasive Fraud Tool"Cybercriminals have been selling custom Raspberry Pi software called "GEOBOX" on Telegram that allows inexperienced hackers to turn the mini-computers into anonymous cyberattack tools.
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"Only 3% of Businesses Resilient Against Modern Cyber Threats"Cisco's 2024 Cybersecurity Readiness Index reveals that only 3 percent of organizations are resilient against cybersecurity threats, representing a significant drop in the proportion of global organizations with a mature level of readiness.
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"VPN Apps on Google Play Turn Android Devices Into Proxies"Security researchers at Human Security discovered that dozens of VPN applications that turn Android devices into residential proxies were being offered on the Google Play store.
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"'Darcula' Phishing-as-a-Service Operation Bleeds Victims Worldwide"According to researchers at Netcraft, the Chinese-language Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) platform "Darcula" created 19,000 phishing domains in cyberattacks against over 100 countries.
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"Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Surged by Over 50% Annually, Says Google"According to Google, the volume of zero-day vulnerabilities it detected increased by over 50% from 2022 to 2023, with bugs in third-party components on the rise.
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"CISA: Second SharePoint Flaw Disclosed at Pwn2Own Exploited in Attacks"CISA recently added a second SharePoint flaw, demonstrated last year at a Pwn2Own hacking competition, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) list.
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"Hackers Exploit Ray Framework Flaw to Breach Servers, Hijack Resources"A new hacking campaign called "ShadowRay" exploits an unpatched vulnerability in Ray, a popular open source Artificial Intelligence (AI) framework, to hijack computing power and leak sensitive data.
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"Malicious NuGet Package Linked to Industrial Espionage Targets Developers"Researchers at ReversingLabs have discovered a suspicious package in the NuGet package manager that is likely aimed at developers using tools developed by a Chinese company specializing in industrial and digital equipment manufacturing.