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Server Misconfiguration at Fuel Industry Software Provider Exposes SSNs, PII Data

Posted on September 18, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

A server misconfiguration exposed a trove of documents belonging to FleetPanda, a leading petroleum and fuel industry software… Continue reading Server Misconfiguration at Fuel Industry Software Provider Exposes SSNs, PII Data→

Posted in Cloud, cybersecurity, Data, database, leaks, misconfiguration, privacy, Security, Software

RAMBO Attack: Electromagnetic Waves Steal Data from Air-Gapped Systems

Posted on September 18, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

Discover the RAMBO attack, a groundbreaking method that uses electromagnetic waves to steal data from air-gapped systems. Learn… Continue reading RAMBO Attack: Electromagnetic Waves Steal Data from Air-Gapped Systems→

Posted in air-gapped, cybersecurity, malware, Security, Vulnerability

New Android Malware Ajina.Banker Steals 2FA Codes, Spreads via Telegram

Posted on September 13, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

A new Android malware called Trojan Ajina.Banker is targeting Central Asia – Discover how this malicious malware disguises… Continue reading New Android Malware Ajina.Banker Steals 2FA Codes, Spreads via Telegram→

Posted in 2fa, Android, Banking, Cyber Attack, cybersecurity, malware, Security, telegram, Trojan

Critical GeoServer Vulnerability Exploited in Global Malware Campaign

Posted on September 6, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

A critical GeoServer vulnerability (CVE-2024-36401) is being actively exploited, allowing attackers to take control of systems for malware… Continue reading Critical GeoServer Vulnerability Exploited in Global Malware Campaign→

Posted in botnet, Cryptojacking, cybersecurity, GeoServer, malware, mirai, Security, Vulnerability

AI Firm’s Misconfigured Server Exposed 5.3 TB of Mental Health Records

Posted on September 6, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

A misconfigured server from a US-based AI healthcare firm Confidant Health exposed 5.3 TB of sensitive mental health… Continue reading AI Firm’s Misconfigured Server Exposed 5.3 TB of Mental Health Records→

Posted in ai, Cloud, data breach, healthcare, leaks, misconfiguration, privacy, Security

Global Phishing Scam Hits Canadian Pizza Chains for Credit Card Data

Posted on September 2, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

Scammers are using domain spoofing, phishing and other tactics to steal customer information from pizza restaurants, especially in… Continue reading Global Phishing Scam Hits Canadian Pizza Chains for Credit Card Data→

Posted in credit card, Cyber Attack, Cyber Attacks, cybersecurity, Fraud, Phishing, Phishing Scam, Scam, Security, Typosquatting | Tagged Pizza

New Unicode QR Code Phishing Scam Bypasses Traditional Security

Posted on August 27, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

Cybercriminals are exploiting Unicode QR codes in a new wave of phishing attacks. This sophisticated technique bypasses traditional… Continue reading New Unicode QR Code Phishing Scam Bypasses Traditional Security→

Posted in Cyber Attack, cybersecurity, Fraud, Phishing, Phishing Scam, QR code, Scam, Security

2 TB of Sensitive “ServiceBridge” Records Exposed in Cloud Misconfiguration

Posted on August 26, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

A major database misconfiguration exposed millions of sensitive records belonging to ServiceBridge customers. Learn about the risks and… Continue reading 2 TB of Sensitive “ServiceBridge” Records Exposed in Cloud Misconfiguration→

Posted in Cloud, cybersecurity, leaks, misconfiguration, privacy, Security, ServiceBridge

NTLM Credential Theft Risk in Python Apps Threaten Windows Security

Posted on August 26, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

New research reveals critical vulnerabilities in Python applications for Windows including Snowflake, Gradio, Jupyter, and Streamlit that could… Continue reading NTLM Credential Theft Risk in Python Apps Threaten Windows Security→

Posted in cybersecurity, Gradio, jupyter, ntlm, Python, Security, snowflake, Streamlit, Vulnerability, Windows

Qilin Ransomware Upgrades and Now Steals Google Chrome Credentials

Posted on August 24, 2024 by Deeba Ahmed

Qilin ransomware is evolving, now targeting Google Chrome credentials. Learn how this new tactic expands their attack arsenal… Continue reading Qilin Ransomware Upgrades and Now Steals Google Chrome Credentials→

Posted in cybersecurity, Google Chrome, malware, Qilin, Ransomware, Security

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