Tag: MOBILE

Hong Kong Tightens Cyber Laws—What It Means for Businesses and Tech Investments
Summary: Hong Kong has enacted the Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill, establishing stringent cybersecurity requirements for critical infrastructure operators, with fines up to HK million for non-compliance. The law aims to enhance the cybersecurity posture of key sectors including energy, finance, and healthcare, while also sparking debate over governmental powers and potential impacts on tech investments.…
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Summary: The video discusses the importance of securing company data on unmanaged apps and devices, highlighting that traditional access management (AM) and mobile device management (MDM) solutions fall short. One password introduces Extended Access Management as a solution. Additionally, the video previews the Identiverse 2025 event and delves into current enterprise security news, covering various funding rounds, cyber incidents, and the challenges of integrating AI in security operations.…
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Cyberattack takes down Ukrainian state railway’s online services
Summary: Ukrzaliznytsia, Ukraine’s national railway operator, faced a significant cyberattack that disrupted online ticket purchasing services, forcing users to buy physical tickets and resulting in overcrowding and delays. Despite the attack, train operations continued running smoothly, thanks to established backup protocols. The organization is collaborating with cyber experts to restore functionality and secure systems.…
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VanHelsing RaaS Launch: 3 Victims, K Entry Fee, Multi-OS, and Double Extortion Tactics
Summary: The VanHelsing ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation emerged on March 7, 2025, quickly claiming multiple victims through a user-friendly platform that supports a variety of operating systems. The scheme employs double extortion tactics and allows affiliates to profit significantly while only prohibiting attacks on the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).…
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Over 300 arrested in international crackdown on cyber scams
Summary: Law enforcement across seven African countries arrested over 300 suspected cybercriminals involved in various scams in an operation coordinated by Interpol. The operation revealed complex networks manipulating mobile banking and communication platforms, impacting more than 5,000 victims. Additional insights reveal an increase in cyberattacks targeting the African region, highlighting the ongoing security challenges faced by institutions.…
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Thai officers intercept Starlink transmitters allegedly headed for Myanmar scam centers
Summary: Thai law enforcement seized 38 Starlink satellite internet transmitters believed to be used in scam operations in Myanmar, marking the second confiscation in recent weeks. The devices are reportedly being utilized by organized criminal groups in scam compounds located near the Thai-Myanmar border. Amid efforts to combat the rise of internet-related scams, the Thai government has taken steps to restrict access to telecommunications in certain areas of Myanmar.…
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Fake Hiring Challenge for Developers Steals Sensitive Data
Summary: Cyble threat intelligence researchers have identified a malicious GitHub repository posing as a coding challenge that lures developers into downloading a data-stealing backdoor. Targeting Polish-speaking developers, the campaign employs unique methods including using a social media profile for command and control (C&C) activities and geofencing to limit execution.…
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Police arrests 300 suspects linked to African cybercrime rings
Summary: INTERPOL’s ‘Operation Red Card’ has led to the arrest of 306 suspects across seven African countries targeting cybercriminal networks. The operation resulted in the seizure of 1,842 devices involved in various scams affecting over 5,000 victims. This initiative highlights the importance of international cooperation in combating cybercrime and protecting communities.…
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Hackers Exploiting Cisco CSLU Backdoor—SANS Calls for Urgent Action
Summary: The SANS Technology Institute has issued a critical alert regarding two high-severity vulnerabilities in Cisco’s Smart Licensing Utility (CSLU), urging immediate updates to mitigate potential cybersecurity risks. These vulnerabilities, identified as CVE-2024-20439 and CVE-2024-20440, could allow attackers unauthorized access and control over affected systems. The situation emphasizes the urgent need for timely software updates to protect organizational systems from exploitation.…
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⚡ THN Weekly Recap: GitHub Supply Chain Attack, AI Malware, BYOVD Tactics, and More
Summary: Recent cyber threats highlight vulnerabilities in open-source tools, escalating ad fraud through mobile apps, and advanced ransomware tactics targeting critical defenses. Notably, attacks have leveraged AI, and a supply chain breach at Coinbase exemplifies these risks. A rise in stolen credentials further underscores the urgent need for improved cybersecurity measures.…
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NetSfere Launches Quantum-Resilient Messaging Platform for Enterprise and Government Use
Summary: NetSfere has introduced an upgraded communication platform featuring quantum-proof end-to-end encryption using NIST and NSA recommended algorithms. This platform aims to meet the upcoming 2027 compliance deadline for National Security Systems while emphasizing user control over encryption keys. The enterprise-focused solution allows secure mobile communication within organizations, addressing growing concerns over encryption and governmental access.…
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Report: Rooted Devices 250 Times More Vulnerable to Compromise
Summary: A recent Zimperium analysis finds that rooted and jailbroken devices are 250 times more susceptible to system compromises and pose significant threats to corporate data security. The report identifies significant increases in malware attacks and filesystem breaches linked to these devices. Experts recommend improved threat detection techniques to manage security risks associated with rooted and jailbroken devices.…
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Detailed Analysis of DocSwap Malware Disguised as Security Document Viewer
A newly identified malware named “문서열람 인증 앱” (Document Viewing Authentication App), linked to a North Korean-backed APT group, has been detected. This malicious application poses as a legitimate document viewing tool but is designed to perform keylogging and information theft through various malicious functions. Users in South Korea are the primary targets, and the malware has connections to a phishing page that impersonates CoinSwap.…
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Former University of Michigan Football Coach Indicted on Charges of Unauthorized Access and Identity Theft
Summary: Matthew Weiss, former Co-Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach at the University of Michigan, has been indicted for unauthorized computer access and aggravated identity theft, affecting over 150,000 athletes. The charges involve illegally accessing sensitive personal data and infiltrating the online accounts of thousands of individuals, including downloading private materials.…
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Hybrid Threats and AI: Shaping the Future of EU’s Organized Threat Landscape in 2025
Summary: The EU-SOCTA 2025 report from Europol reveals that organized crime in Europe is evolving dramatically due to hybrid threats and the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into criminal tactics. This shift necessitates a reevaluation of traditional crime-fighting methods and highlights the urgency for proactive measures against diverse and complex threats.…
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Summary: The video discusses episode 839 of the Simply Cyber Daily Cyber Threat Brief, where the host shares insights from a mobile studio while preparing for a speaking engagement at Dakota Con. The episode covers a range of cybersecurity news topics, including a data breach at SpyX, a vulnerability in backup software, the use of spyware by law enforcement, and an ongoing Microsoft Windows zero-day vulnerability.…
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Summary: The video discusses a live stream featuring John Hammond and Katie Pax, where they talk about various aspects of cybersecurity education, focusing on Just Hacking Training. They cover different offerings, including courses, upskill challenges, and vulnerabilities in API hacking, as well as Katie’s recent ventures into hardware hacking.…
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In Other News: Critical Chrome Bug, Capital One Hacker Resententencing, Story of Expat Flaw
Summary: This week’s cybersecurity news roundup highlights key developments, including significant legal rulings, vulnerability disclosures, and actions against malicious activities. Notably, a former Uber security chief’s conviction was upheld, and critical security vulnerabilities were identified in popular software. The roundup aims to provide a broader understanding of the evolving cybersecurity landscape.…
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