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"Citrix Patches Critical NetScaler Console Vulnerability"Cloud computing and virtualization software vendor Citrix recently released patches to fix multiple security vulnerabilities, including critical and high-severity issues, in its flagship NetScaler product line.
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"UCSC Students Discover, Help Patch Cybersecurity Flaw for Free Laundry"Alexander Sherbrooke, a first-year computer science and engineering student at UC Santa Cruz, explored the security of an Internet-connected laundry machine.
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"We Analyzed the Entire Web and Found a Cybersecurity Threat Lurking in Plain Sight"Researchers have found that clickable website links often lead to malicious destinations. Millions of "hijackable hyperlinks" have been found across the web, including on trusted websites.
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"Critical Vulnerability in the RADIUS Protocol Leaves Networking Equipment Open to Attack"The critical "BlastRADIUS" vulnerability in the RADIUS protocol exposes most networking equipment to Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks. The vulnerability is hard to exploit, but an exploit could have serious consequences.
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"Avast Provides DoNex Ransomware Decryptor to Victims"According to the antivirus provider Avast, law enforcement organizations have been sharing decryptor keys with victims of the "DoNex" ransomware since March 2024.
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"Hackers Exploiting Jenkins Script Console for Cryptocurrency Mining Attacks"Researchers have found that attackers can perform cryptocurrency mining using improperly configured Jenkins Script Console instances.
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"RCE Bug in Widely Used Ghostscript Library Now Exploited in Attacks"Attackers are exploiting a Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in a Linux-wide Ghostscript document conversion toolkit.
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"'CloudSorcerer' Leverages Cloud Services in Cyber-Espionage Campaign"A new cyber espionage actor, tracked as "CloudSorcerer," is targeting government organizations in the Russian Federation with sophisticated malware that can adapt its behavior based on the execution environment.
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"Hacked Ethereum Foundation Account Used to Send 35,000 Phishing Emails"The Ethereum Foundation's account on a mailing list platform was hacked to send email phishing lures to about 35,794 addresses.
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"Ransomware Gang Leaks Data Allegedly Stolen from Florida Department of Health"The ransomware group known as RansomHub recently leaked data allegedly stolen from the Florida Department of Health.
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"Ticketmaster Extortion Continues, Threat Actor Claims New Ticket Leak"A threat actor, "Sp1d3rHunters," continued their extortion campaign against Ticketmaster on Monday by claiming to leak over 30,000 print-at-home tickets stolen from the vendor.
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"New Ransomware-as-a-Service 'Eldorado' Targets Windows and Linux Systems""Eldorado," a new Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS), encrypts Windows and Linux files with locker variants.