InfoSecBulletin Cybersecurity for mankind
Some of notable happening the cyber world:
St. Cloud, Florida, experienced a ransomware attack that disrupted city services and required changes in how payments are made at some city facilities.
Cyber attack at Japanese telecom leader NTT hits 18,000 companies
Cyber heist: Pune losses Rs 6007 crore in cyber scam
Nearly 1 million airport lost and found records leaked
Exploiting CVE-2024-4577, Attackers Target Japan with Cobalt Strike
Sleeping Beauty
Researchers Bypassed CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor partially
CVE-2025-22224
41,500+ VMware ESXi Instances Vulnerable to Attacks
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AI Engineering Hackathon: Registration Open
Cisco alerts about a Webex flaw that exposes credentials
NVIDIA Issues Warning of Multiple Vulnerabilities
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Chrome 134 Released, Fixes 14 Vulnerabilities
Russian hackers Cozy Bear used fake dinner invites to attack German political parties, installing the WINELOADER backdoor.
A supply-chain attack hit the Top.gg Discord bot community, spreading malware to 170,000 developers. The attackers took over GitHub accounts to distribute harmful Python packages and created a fake Python package mirror.
A United Nations panel is looking into 58 cyberattacks by North Korean groups, such as Kimsuky, Lazarus, Andariel, and BlueNoroff, which led to around $3 billion being stolen over six years.
GitLab bought Oxeye to improve risk detection in applications and decrease incorrect alerts.
