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Today's cybersecurity highlights include General Motors settling a $220 million lawsuit over the unauthorized sale of driver data, underscoring ongoing privacy concerns. Cisco is facing active exploitation of multiple zero-day vulnerabilities in its firewall products, emphasizing the urgent need for organizations to patch their systems. Meanwhile, a Chinese hacking group has been linked to the exploitation of vulnerabilities in VMware and Cisco systems, showcasing the sophistication and persistence of nation-state threats. Data exposure remains a significant issue, with over 484,000 cloud buckets containing sensitive information publicly accessible. Additionally, the University of New Mexico suffered disruptions from a ransomware attack that diverted ambulances and canceled surgeries, further illustrating the impact of cyberattacks on critical infrastructure.
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A supply chain compromise involving the widely used JavaScript package Axios is now being tied to a North Korea-linked threat actor, turning what already looked like a serious open-source incident into a much bigger security story. Google Threat Intelligence Group said the attack targeted the offici...
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The digital landscape has reached a point where no one—not even the head of the FBI, is immune to a well-timed exploit. New reporting from Cyber Security News reveals that FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal Gmail account was breached by the Iran-linked “Handala” hacker group. The hackers didn’t jus...
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