Halo ITSM Vulnerability Exposed Organizations to Remote Hacking
Summary: UK-based Halo recently addressed a significant SQL injection vulnerability in its IT service management software, HaloITSM, which could have allowed unauthorized access to sensitive data. Approximately 1,000 cloud deployments were potentially at risk, exposing critical systems to remote attacks. The vendor has released patches to mitigate the threat and advises on-premises users to update promptly.…
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This advisory addresses the significant threat posed by the “fast flux” technique, used by malicious cyber actors to evade detection and maintain command and control infrastructure. Fast flux enables the rapid alteration of DNS records, complicating tracking and blocking actions. The advisory calls for collaborative efforts from government entities and service providers to enhance detection and mitigation capabilities against fast flux activities.…
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Summary: The video discusses essential steps to secure a cybersecurity job in 2025, emphasizing the importance of proper training and realistic expectations. The speaker warns against oversimplified claims regarding high salaries and acknowledges the skills necessary for success in the field.

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Obtain training in cybersecurity, starting with CompTIA A+ for beginners.…
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Summary: The video discusses a security warning regarding a fake version of GitHub that leads users to an authorization page for a security app OAuth request. It highlights the alarming permissions that this app can request, such as the ability to delete repositories, raising concerns about user data safety.…
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Here is the organized report based on the provided hacked website data: Attacker: Simsimi

1. Target: https://ojs.tchpc.tcd.ie/public/site/images/r34d/shelby.gif Source: zone-h.org Victim Country: Ireland Sector: Education – Targets a likely site related to academic resources.

2. Target: https://pa-tanjungselor.go.id/images/shelby.gif Source: zone-h.org Victim Country: Indonesia Sector: Government – Affects an official governmental website.…

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AI Adoption in the Enterprise: Breaking Through the Security and Compliance Gridlock
Summary: The content discusses the barriers to AI adoption in enterprises, particularly the security, legal, and compliance challenges that stall innovation. It explores the importance of effective AI governance and collaboration among security, compliance, and technical teams to facilitate AI implementation. Practical strategies and insights from industry leaders are provided to bridge the gap between AI innovation and governance challenges.…
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AI Threats Are Evolving Fast — Learn Practical Defense Tactics in this Expert Webinar
Summary: The rise of artificial intelligence is enhancing both business capabilities and cybercriminal strategies, leading to more sophisticated attacks. Organizations must adapt their security strategies to counter AI-enabled threats that are currently in play. Join the upcoming webinar to learn how to protect your organization from these evolving dangers.…
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Cybersecurity M&A Roundup: 23 Deals Announced in March 2025
Summary: In March 2025, less than two dozen cybersecurity merger and acquisition (M&A) deals were announced. Notable acquisitions included Armis acquiring Otorio, Google Cloud’s billion purchase of Wiz, and Cyber Guru’s acquisition of Mantra. The overall trend indicates a continued consolidation in the cybersecurity sector following a record 405 M&A deals in 2024, according to SecurityWeek’s analysis.…
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CISA’s Latest Advisories Expose High-Risk Vulnerabilities in Industrial Control Systems
Summary: CISA has issued two critical advisories regarding vulnerabilities in Industrial Control Systems (ICS) that could severely affect critical infrastructure. The advisories target Rockwell Automation Lifecycle Services and Hitachi Energy’s MicroSCADA Pro/X SYS600, both indicating significant security risks that require immediate attention and mitigation. Organizations are urged to implement defensive measures to protect their systems from potential exploitation.…
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Summary: The video discusses how developers can run large language models (LLMs) locally on their laptops using the open-source tool Ollama. This setup allows for full data privacy and independence from cloud services while enabling various applications such as code assistance and AI integration. The presenter demonstrates installation, model selection, and integration into applications.…
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Lazarus Group Targets Job Seekers With ClickFix Tactic to Deploy GolangGhost Malware
Summary: North Korean threat actors, notably the Lazarus Group, have employed a new social engineering tactic called ClickFix to lure job seekers within the cryptocurrency sector, delivering a Go-based backdoor named GolangGhost on Windows and macOS. In parallel, a surge in fraudulent IT worker schemes has been detected in Europe, with North Korean nationals posing as legitimate remote workers to generate illicit revenue while circumventing international sanctions.…
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Hunters International Ransomware Gang Rebranding, Shifting Focus
Summary: Hunters International, a ransomware group reportedly linked to Hive, is transitioning from ransomware attacks to exfiltration-only techniques. This shift includes targeting organization executives directly to negotiate ransoms without alerting a wider audience. The group has experienced significant activity across various sectors, and their methods are evolving to become more automated and stealthy.…
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Triada Malware Preloaded on Counterfeit Android Phones Infects 2,600+ Devices
Summary: Counterfeit smartphones have been found preloaded with a modified version of the Triada Android malware, affecting over 2,600 users primarily in Russia. This malware can steal sensitive information, control devices remotely, and has been distributed through compromised production processes. The ongoing threat from Triada highlights vulnerabilities in the hardware supply chain and the potential financial gain for attackers.…
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Google Patches Quick Share Vulnerability Enabling Silent File Transfers Without Consent
Summary: A new vulnerability in Google’s Quick Share utility for Windows has been revealed, allowing potential denial-of-service (DoS) attacks and unauthorized file transfers. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2024-10668, is part of a broader set of vulnerabilities that could lead to arbitrary code execution if exploited. Although an initial fix was issued, follow-up analysis indicated that some problems were not adequately addressed, leaving users at risk.…
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Vulnerabilities Expose Cisco Meraki and ECE Products to DoS Attacks
Summary: Cisco has issued fixes for two high-severity denial-of-service vulnerabilities affecting its Meraki devices and Enterprise Chat and Email (ECE) appliances. The Meraki vulnerability could cause the AnyConnect VPN server to restart, while the ECE flaw could disrupt chat functionalities due to improper input validation. Users are urged to update to patched versions to mitigate potential risks.…
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Details Emerge on CVE Controversy Around Exploited CrushFTP Vulnerability 
Summary: The CVE controversy surrounding a CrushFTP vulnerability highlights the tensions between the vulnerability intelligence firm VulnCheck and CrushFTP regarding the assignment of CVEs. Following a critical vulnerability disclosure, two separate CVEs were assigned by different organizations, leading to confusion and exploitation attempts shortly after the flaw was publicized.…
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Rapperbot Static Analysis for ARM Architecture: DDoS Attack Variants Against Chinese AI Startup DeepSeek
RapperBot is a malware family targeting IoT devices, first observed in June 2022. A recent variant launched a significant DoS attack on the AI startup DeepSeek. The malware, designed for ARM architecture, employs various techniques for obfuscation and managing socket connections. Affected: IoT devices, AI firms

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RapperBot is a malware family specifically targeting Internet of Things (IoT) devices.…
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BeaverTail and Tropidoor Malware Distributed via Recruitment Emails
This article discusses a malware distribution incident involving North Korean attackers who impersonated a recruitment email from Dev.to to deploy BeaverTail malware and a downloader named car.dll. The compromised project revealed malicious content, prompting community disclosure. BeaverTail is primarily used for information theft and is often spread through phishing attacks disguised as job offers.…
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