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LockBit-NG-Dev, might consider a true 4.0 version

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LockBit ransomware creators were working on a new version of their file-encrypting malware, called LockBit-NG-Dev, possibly to be known as LockBit 4.0, before law enforcement dismantled their operation this week. Multiple Versions: “Security experts said LockBit previously released various versions of its ransomware:” LockBit version 1.0 was released in January …

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Mozilla Releases Security Updates for Firefox and Thunderbird

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Mozilla released security updates for Firefox, Firefox ESR, and Thunderbird to fix vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities could allow a cyber threat actor to take control of a system. MFSA 2024-05 for Firefox MFSA 2024-06 for Firefox ESR MFSA 2024-07 for Thunderbird CISA advises users and administrators to check the Mozilla Security …

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“sebacenter.xyz”, a crucial identity threat for Bangladeshis

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“sebacenter.xyz” is now a name of threat for personal identifiable information (PII) for the people of Bangladesh. By using only the site, miscreants are making and distributing fake paper of TIN, NID, NID info, BMET training, Surokkha, Death and birth register and duplicate land tax paper instantly. Even, if any …

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CISA Warn: Akira Ransomware Exploiting Cisco ASA/FTD Vulnerability

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The US cybersecurity agency, CISA, added a security flaw in Cisco’s ASA and FTD software to its list of known exploited vulnerabilities following reports that it’s being likely exploited in Akira ransomware attacks. The vulnerability is CVE-2020-3259, with a high severity level (CVSS score: 7.5). It allows attackers to access …

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New Wi-Fi Auth Bypass Flaws Expose Home, Enterprise Networks

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New Wi-Fi authentication bypass vulnerabilities were discovered in open source software. These vulnerabilities could put both enterprise and home networks at risk of attacks. Mathy Vanhoef, a professor at the KU Leuven research university in Belgium, and Heloise Gollier, a student at KU Leuven, discovered the vulnerabilities in collaboration with …

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