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"EMS Software Hack Exposes 2.7 Million People"A ransomware attack on ESO, a provider of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) software, involves the sensitive details of millions of people, including their healthcare data.
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"Sophisticated JaskaGO Infostealer Targets macOS and Windows"AT&T Alien Labs researchers discovered JaskaGO, a previously undetected Go-based information stealer that targets Windows and macOS systems. JaskaGO supports a wide range of commands and maintains persistence in various ways.
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"NSA Blocked 10 Billion Connections to Malicious and Suspicious Domains"The National Security Agency (NSA) recently published its annual report detailing its efforts in cybersecurity and its work with government partners, foreign partners, and defense industrial base (DIB) entities to improve national security.
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"Behind the Scenes of Matveev's Ransomware Empire: Tactics and Team"Cybersecurity researchers at PRODAFT have detailed the inner workings of the ransomware operation led by Mikhail Pavlovich Matveev, a Russian national indicted earlier this year by the US government for his alleged role in executing thousands of attack
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"Attackers Exploit 6-Year-Old Microsoft Office Bug to Spread Spyware"In an email campaign characterized by sophisticated evasion tactics, attackers are exploiting a 6-year-old Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution (RCE) flaw to deliver spyware.
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"Mozilla Patches Firefox Vulnerability Allowing Remote Code Execution, Sandbox Escape"Mozilla recently announced security updates for Firefox and Thunderbird to address 20 vulnerabilities, including several memory safety issues.
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"8220 Gang Exploits Old Oracle WebLogic Vulnerability to Deliver Infostealers, Cryptominers"According to the Imperva Threat Research team, the 8220 gang has been exploiting an old Oracle WebLogic Server vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2020-14883, to spread malware.
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"German Police Takes Down Kingdom Market Cybercrime Marketplace"The Federal Criminal Police Office in Germany and the Internet crime-combating unit of Frankfurt have announced the shutdown of a dark web marketplace called Kingdom Market that distributed cybercrime tools, fake government IDs, and more.
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"Cyber-Incident Costs Surge 11% as Budgets Remain Muted"According to security researchers at S-RM, the average direct cost of a serious cybersecurity incident increased by 11% year-on-year to reach $1.7m in 2023.
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"3,500 Arrested, $300 Million Seized in International Crackdown on Online Fraud"Interpol recently announced that as part of an international effort to tackle online financial fraud, authorities in 34 countries have arrested approximately 3,500 suspects and seized roughly $300 million worth of assets.
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"A Study From IMDEA Software Researchers Reveals Hidden Fortunes and Surprising Overestimations in Cybercrime Revenue"It was unclear how methodological limitations and incomplete data affected revenue estimates of cybercriminal groups using the Bitcoin blockchain.
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"Web Injections Are Back on the Rise: 40+ Banks Affected by New Malware Campaign"Web injections, a popular technique used by various banking trojans, remain a threat. Malicious injections allow cybercriminals to manipulate data exchanges between users and web browsers, potentially compromising sensitive data.