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Gamaredon Exploits Troop Movement Lures to Spread Remcos via DLL Sideloading
Summary: A targeted malware campaign by the Russian state-aligned group Gamaredon is exploiting Windows shortcut files to disseminate the Remcos backdoor, primarily targeting users in Ukraine. By masquerading as sensitive military documents, this operation takes advantage of the ongoing geopolitical strife, using sophisticated techniques for stealth and access retention.…
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Summary: The video discusses the risks associated with uploading sensitive files, specifically blueprints of cold fusion reactors, to online conversion tools. It highlights concerns about data scraping and potential malware or ransomware infections that may occur upon downloading results from such services.

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Introduction of a free tool for converting blueprints into PDF format.…
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Samsung Tickets Data Leak: Infostealers Strike Again in Massive Free Dump
This article discusses a massive data breach impacting Samsung Germany, where a hacker known as “GHNA” leaked approximately 270,000 customer tickets due to credentials stolen by infostealer malware back in 2021. The breach highlights the dangers of unmonitored and unrotated credentials, leading to potential exploitation and privacy violations for thousands of customers.…
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RESURGE Malware Exploits Ivanti Flaw with Rootkit and Web Shell Features
Summary: The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has disclosed the presence of a new malware, RESURGE, targeting vulnerabilities in Ivanti Connect Secure appliances. This malware exploits a recently patched security flaw (CVE-2025-0282) and has capabilities enhancing its evasion and operational effectiveness. It is linked to espionage activities potentially conducted by state-sponsored threat actors.…
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Summary: The video discusses the latest developments in cybersecurity, including the case of Matt Weiss, a former Michigan quarterback coach facing serious federal charges for hacking student accounts. Additionally, it covers the ongoing issues around data breaches, scam-busting initiatives, and the introduction of new AI technologies aimed at thwarting data scraping.…
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CISA has reported on three malicious files acquired from an Ivanti Connect Secure device compromised through CVE-2025-0282. The files exhibit functionalities similar to known malware, including command and control capabilities and log tampering. RESURGE, the primary file, can modify files and create a web shell. Another file, a variant of SPAWNSLOTH, tampered with logs, while the third one included a shell script that extracts kernel images.…
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Summary: The video discusses a Black Hills Information Security webcast led by Jason Blanchard and Patterson Cake, highlighting the use of Microsoft Excel for incident response and data analysis. Patterson shares practical insights and techniques for efficiently handling large datasets, particularly in digital forensics. The session emphasizes the importance of simplicity and effectiveness in tools used for security tasks, illustrating various Excel features and workflows.…
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The Lotus Blossom, also known as Lotus Panda, is a sophisticated Chinese APT group involved in cyber espionage for over a decade. They have recently enhanced their tactics by deploying new Sagerunex backdoor variants that utilize third-party cloud services and social media for command-and-control activities. This article examines their tactics, techniques, and procedures, detailing their operational framework along with the challenges we face against such persistent threats.…
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A Deep Dive into Water Gamayun’s Arsenal and Infrastructure
Trend Research reveals the exploits of Water Gamayun, a suspected Russian threat actor leveraging a zero-day vulnerability (CVE-2025-26633) in Microsoft Management Console to deploy malware. Their methods include custom payloads, data exfiltration techniques, and the use of backdoor malware. This campaign poses severe risks to organizations, including data theft and operational disruption.…
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New Ubuntu Linux security bypasses require manual mitigations
Summary: Researchers from Qualys have identified three security bypasses in Ubuntu Linux that allow unprivileged local users to create user namespaces with full administrative capabilities, potentially exploiting kernel vulnerabilities. The affected versions include Ubuntu 23.10 and 24.04, where user namespace restrictions are implemented. Canonical, the organization behind Ubuntu, is working on improving AppArmor protections as a response to these findings.…
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In Other News: Hellcat Hackers Unmasked, CrushFTP Bug Controversy, NYU Hacked
Summary: This week’s cybersecurity news roundup highlights significant developments, including advancements in quantum computing, a phishing incident involving a prominent expert, and a high-profile hack of NYU’s website. The roundup also covers emerging ransomware threats and updates on security measures from Google, along with notable data breaches affecting users.…
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Investigative Journalists in Serbia Hit by Advanced Spyware Attack
Summary: Two Serbian journalists from the Balkan Investigative Reporting Network (BIRN) were targeted with Pegasus spyware, confirming a disturbing trend of digital surveillance against civil society in Serbia. This incident marks the third use of Pegasus spyware against Serbian activists in recent years, highlighting the ongoing repression and intimidation faced by journalists.…
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I Am Not A Robot
Recent social engineering tactics have evolved to include a variant of the SectopRAT malware, which is disguised as a Cloudflare verification challenge. This Remote Access Trojan employs extensive techniques for data exfiltration and uses various evasion methods to avoid detection. Affected: Users, Browsers, Cryptocurrency Holders

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ClickFix-style social engineering techniques are becoming more prevalent among threat groups.…
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Millions of Web Applications at Risk Due to PoC Exploit Released for Vite Arbitrary File Read Flaw
Summary: Vite, a popular frontend build tool, is vulnerable to a file access control bypass (CVE-2025-30208) that could expose sensitive files to attackers. This flaw allows unauthorized access through specially crafted URL parameters, affecting only applications that expose the Vite development server. Users are urged to update to patched versions to mitigate this risk.…
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Summary: The video discusses how to build an AI agent capable of interacting with a database using SQL through large language models. It demonstrates the process by leveraging LangGraph to create a ReAct agent, Next.js for the frontend, and an in-memory SQLite database. Viewers are guided step-by-step in setting up the project, integrating libraries, managing state in the frontend, and implementing database queries.…
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Hackers Repurpose RansomHub’s EDRKillShifter in Medusa, BianLian, and Play Attacks
Summary: A recent analysis reveals a connection between RansomHub affiliates and several other ransomware groups through a custom tool called EDRKillShifter, which disables endpoint detection and response software. This tool utilizes a method known as Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) to ensure ransomware execution is not flagged by security measures.…
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Vivaldi integrates Proton VPN into the browser to fight web tracking
Summary: Vivaldi has integrated Proton VPN directly into its browser, enhancing user privacy by masking IP addresses and encrypting browsing activity. This partnership aims to provide a European alternative to major tech companies’ data practices, ensuring users can browse without fear of surveillance. The integration is free, but users should note that it only protects browser traffic, not other network applications.…
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Top 3 MS Office Exploits Hackers Use in 2025 – Stay Alert!
Summary: Hackers continue to exploit Microsoft Office documents, using phishing attacks, vulnerabilities, and creative tactics to gain access to systems. This article highlights three primary exploits: phishing with Office files, the CVE-2017-11882 Equation Editor exploit, and the Follina vulnerability. Organizations must take proactive steps to secure their environments against these persistent threats.…
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