The airport’s screens were hacked with messages criticizing Hezbollah and its leaders for endangering Lebanon and risking war with Israel. The screens at Beirut’s airport were hacked by anti-Hezbollah groups, showing the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. The message accused Hezbollah of risking war with Israel. “Hassan Nasrallah, you will …
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CISA Released Three Industrial Control Systems Advisories
CISA released three ICS advisories on January 4, 2024. These advisories give important information about security issues, vulnerabilities, and exploits concerning ICS. ICSA-24-004-01 Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Activation: Vulnarability overview Rockwell Automation FactoryTalk Activation Manager and Studio 5000 Logix Designer uses the affected Wibu-Systems’ products which internally use a version of …
Read More »F5 releases security advisories for multiple vulnerabilities
F5 releases security advisory for multiple vulnerabilities including K000132893: GRUB2 vulnerability CVE-2022-28733. This flaw allows an attacker to craft a malicious packet, triggering an integer underflow in grub code. Consequently, the memory allocation for handling the packet data may be smaller than the size needed. This issue causes an out-of-bands …
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Shadowserver report
Nearly 11 million SSH servers vulnerable to Terrapin attacks
Around 11 million SSH servers are at risk from the Terrapin attack, which can compromise the security of certain SSH connections. This constitutes roughly 52% of all scanned samples in the IPv4 and IPv6 space monitored by Shadoserver. The Terrapin attack, created by researchers from Ruhr University Bochum in Germany, …
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European Central Bank (ECB) has announced
ECB to test over 100 European banks cyber resiliency
The European Central Bank (ECB) will test over 100 European banks on their ability to respond to and recover from cyber-attacks. The European Union’s central bank will perform its first cyber resilience stress test on 109 banks under its supervision in 2024. The test will evaluate the banks’ capacity to …
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X (twitter) gold accounts flood dark web to sell
Cybercriminals have increased the sale of new or stolen Gold checkmarked accounts from the X/Twitter platform. These accounts are being used by threat actors to share links to malware on the social media site, making it appear as a post from a trusted source. Researchers at CloudSEK in Singapore have …
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Across 61 countries
29 malware families target 1,800 banking apps worldwide
The research uncovered that 29 malware families targeted 1,800 banking applications across 61 countries last year. In comparison, the 2022 report uncovered 10 prolific malware families targeting 600 banking apps. Traditional banking apps are the main target, with 1,103 compromised apps, accounting for 61% of the total. FinTech and Trading …
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iOS and macOS vulnerability, CVE-2023-41974
PoC published, $70K bounty to reveal CVE-2023-41974 Flaw
A PoC code has been released for the a serious vulnerability, CVE-2023-41974, on iOS and macOS. This vulnerability can be used to gain full control of a mobile device by exploiting a critical issue in the kernel, giving an application access to run any code with kernel privileges. This discovery …
Read More »Black Basta Ransomware decryptor released
Security researchers have released new tools to help Black Basta ransomware victims recover their files. SR Labs, based in Berlin, recently shared on GitHub that the tools take advantage of a flaw in the encryption algorithm. Basta uses ChaCha to encrypt victim files by XORing with a keystream in 64-byte …
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To sell over 160 million records
Mysterious hacker strikes Iran with 23 organizations: Hudson Rock
Hudson Researchers reported that on December 20th, ‘irleaks’ claimed to have 160 million records from 23 top insurance companies in Iran for sale. The hacker says they have stolen data like names, birth dates, phone numbers, national codes, and more. They have shared a sample of the data and want …
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