An organised racket has reportedly siphoned off lakhs from Standard Chartered Bangladesh’s (SCB) credit card holders, raising serious cybersecurity concerns. According to a Bangladesh Bank source, a total of Tk27 lakh was siphoned from the credit cards of 54 customers of Standard Chartered Bangladesh during the last week of August. …
Read More »Cyber attack disrupts several European airports: check-in and boarding systems affected
Several European airports are experiencing flight delays and cancellations due to a cyber attack on a check-in and boarding systems service provider. The attack has made automated systems unusable, forcing only manual check-in and boarding, says Brussels Airport. Heathrow and Berlin airports reported that the attack disrupted flights, advising passengers …
Read More »Hacker claim to breach Link3; 189,000 Users data up for sale
A threat actor claims to have breached Link3, a major IT solutions and internet service provider based in Bangladesh. The data has been put up for sale on a dark web forum. According to the forum post: Link3 is the largest ISP in the country by active subscribers, offering essential …
Read More »AI Pentesting Tool ‘Villager’ Merges Kali Linux with DeepSeek AI for Automated Attacks
The Villager framework, an AI-powered penetration testing tool, integrates Kali Linux tools with DeepSeek AI to automate cyber attack processes. Developed by the Chinese group Cyberspike, it was released on the Python Package Index in July 2025 and quickly gained over 10,000 downloads in two months. Villager marks a major …
Read More »CyberVolk Ransomware Attacks CII In Japan, France, and UK
CyberVolk ransomware, which appeared in May 2024, has increased attacks on government agencies and critical infrastructures in Japan, France, and the UK. CyberVolk, with pro-Russian views, targets countries seen as threats to Russia using advanced encryption that is very hard to break. This article analyzes CyberVolk’s encryption system, its execution …
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Sophos Addressed Critical Auth Bypass flaw in Wireless Access Points
Sophos fixed an authentication bypass vulnerability in its AP6 Series Wireless Access Points, preventing attackers from obtaining admin privileges. The company found the issue during internal security tests and has issued a firmware update to fix it. An attacker with network access to the access point’s management IP can bypass …
Read More »1.6M fitness phone call recordings exposed online
Security researcher Jeremiah Fowler discovered a database containing sensitive information from gym customers and staff, including names, financial details, and possible phone call, left unencrypted and unprotected. Jeremiah Fowler claims he discovered the wide-open AWS repository managed by HelloGym in late July. The database was open for a week, and …
Read More »Elastic Security Incident : Hackers Accessed Email Account Contains Valid Credentials
Elastic reported a security incident caused by a breach at Salesloft Drift, leading to unauthorized access to an internal email account with valid credentials. The company’s main Salesforce system was unaffected, but the incident revealed sensitive information in a few emails. Salesloft Drift reported a security incident affecting its platform …
Read More »Hacker Exploit Amazon SES to Send 50K Phishing Emails
Researchers at Wiz discovered a complex phishing campaign using Amazon’s Simple Email Service (SES) for large-scale attacks, showing how hacked cloud credentials can evade standard email security measures. The attack, identified in May 2025, began with stolen AWS access keys a common attack vector that Wiz observes “tens of newly …
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SafePay Ransomware
SafePay Ransomware Attacks 73 Orgs in a Single Month
The global ransomware landscape continues to shift in 2025, with SafePay rapidly emerging as one of the most active and disruptive groups. In June, SafePay claimed responsibility for attacks on 73 victim organizations, a record-breaking monthly tally that placed it at the top of Bitdefender’s Threat Debrief rankings. The surge …
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