- Cybersecurity News:
- DuckDuckGo launching anti-tracking tool for Android [Hanno Labuschagne, MyBroadband]
- Twitter source code indicates end-to-end encrypted DMs are coming [Bill Toulas, BleepingComputer]
- Cyber Attacks:
- Chinese Hackers Using 42,000 Imposter Domains in Massive Phishing Attack Campaign [Ravie Lakshmanan, The Hacker News]
- Cyberattacks On U.S. Airport Websites Signal Growing Threat To Critical Infrastructure [Emil Sayegh, Forbes]
- Whoosh confirms data breach after hackers sell 7.2M user records [Bill Toulas, BleepingComputer]
- Iran-linked threat actors exploiting Log4Shell via unpatched VMware, feds warn [David Jones, Cybersecurity Dive]
- Malware:
- Hive Ransomware Attackers Extorted $100 Million from Over 1,300 Companies Worldwide [Ravie Lakshmanan, The Hacker News]
- Researchers Sound Alarm on Dangerous BatLoader Malware Dropper [Jai Vijayan, Dark Reading]
- WASP malware stings Python developers [Jeff Burt, The Register]
- Android malware: A million people downloaded these malicious apps before they were finally removed from Google Play [Danny Palmer, ZDNet]
- Hackers are hiding malware in PNG files – Here’s what to watch for [Charlie Fripp, Komando]
- Vulnerabilities:
- Remote Code Execution Vulnerabilities Found in F5 Products [Eduard Kovacs, Security Week]
- Other:
- New Ransomware Data Is In: What’s Happening and How to Fight Back [Srinivas Mukkamala, Dark Reading]
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