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> SoundCloud Confirms Security Incident
SoundCloud confirmed today that it experienced a security incident involving unauthorized access to a supporting internal system, resulting in the exposure of certain user data. The company said the incident affected approximately 20 percent of its users and involved email addresses along with infor...
> Internet-Ausfall im Bundestag wohl kein Cyberangriff
Am Montagnachmittag konnten die Nutzer im Bundestag nicht mehr auf Internet, Intranet, E-Mail-PostfĂ€cher und Dateien zugreifen.Matthias Wehnert – shutterstock.com Der zeitweise flĂ€chendeckende Ausfall des Computernetzwerks des Bundestags war nicht die Folge eines Hackerangri...
> InfoSec News Nuggets 12/16/2025
Fake Government Portals Used in New Android Malware Campaign to Steal SMS and Device Data Researchers describe a new Android banking trojan named Frogblight that targets users in Turkey by disguising itself as official government apps and later as a generic Chrome browser app. The malware abuses leg...
> Amazon Warns Russian GRU Hackers Target Western Firms via Edge Devices
Amazon researchers believe this campaign is part of a bigger operation spearheaded by Russia’s military intelligence service, the GRU
> GMDSOFT Tech Letter Vol 17. Detecting Hotspot Connection Evidence On Suspect Devices
Hotspot connection logs can reveal physical proximity—GMDSOFT’s latest Tech Letter shows how iOS artifacts help link suspects beyond simple network activity.
> T.H.E. Journal: How Schools Can Reduce Digital Distraction Without Surveillance
This article was originally published in T.H.E. Journal on 12/10/25 by Charlie Sander. Device-based learning is no longer “new,” but many schools still lack a coherent playbook for managing it. Many school districts dashed to adopt 1:1 computing during the pandemic, spending $48 million on new devic...
> Chinese Surveillance and AI
New report: “The Party’s AI: How China’s New AI Systems are Reshaping Human Rights.” From a summary article: China is already the world’s largest exporter of AI powered surveillance technology; new surveillance technologies and platforms developed in China are also not likely to simply stay there. B...
> Les pirates de BreachForums revendiquent le hack du ministĂšre de l’IntĂ©rieur et des fichiers de police
MalgrĂ© plusieurs arrestations et coups d'arrĂȘt, l'espace d'Ă©change BreachForums, trĂšs apprĂ©ciĂ© par les cybercriminels, est bien de retour. Une fois de plus, me direz-vous. Cette fois-ci, un message alarmant sur fond de vengeance vis-Ă -vis de la France a Ă©tĂ© publiĂ© par les opĂ©rateurs de ce forum. Sam...
> Use GWP-ASan to detect exploits in production environments
Memory safety bugs like use-after-free and buffer overflows remain among the most exploited vulnerability classes in production software. While AddressSanitizer (ASan) excels at catching these bugs during development, its performance overhead (2 to 4 times) and security concerns make it unsuitable f...
> Ubuntu 20.04: Linux Kernel Critical Info Disclosure CVE-2025-40300
Several security issues were fixed in the Linux kernel.
> SoundCloud breached, hit by DoS attacks
Audio streaming service SoundCloud has suffered a breach and has been repeatedly hit by denial of service attacks, the company confirmed on Monday. In the days leading up to the confirmation, users accessing SoundCloud through VPNs reported connection failures and error messages. It has now been rev...
> ‘Featured’ Urban VPN caught stealing private AI chats
Security researchers have found that Urban VPN Proxy, a widely used free browser VPN extension with millions of installs, has been collecting and exporting full AI chat conversations from users’ browsers. For organizations where employees routinely paste internal context, c...
> Photo booth flaw exposes people’s private pictures online
A security researcher says a basic website flaw at a photo booth operator may have exposed hundreds of private customer photos.
> Photo booth flaw exposes people’s private pictures online
A security researcher says a basic website flaw at a photo booth operator may have exposed hundreds of private customer photos.
> MI6 chief: we'll be as fluent in Python as we are in Russian
New spy boss says officers must master code alongside tradecraft as agency navigates 'space between peace and war' MI6's new chief Blaise Metreweli outlined her vision for technology-augmented intelligence gathering in her first public speech on 15 December, warning that the UK operates "in a space...
> European authorities dismantle call center fraud ring in Ukraine
European law enforcement authorities dismantled a fraud network operating call centers in Ukraine that scammed victims across Europe out of more than 10 million euros. [...]
> Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) with 2024 Amendments – Description
What is the Australian Privacy Act? The Australian Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), commonly referred to as the Privacy Act, is the primary legislation governing the protection of personal information in Australia. It establishes how government agencies and private sector organizations collect, use, store, a...
> JumpCloud Remote Assist Vulnerability Can Expose Systems to Takeover
The issue allows attackers to write arbitrary data to any file, or delete arbitrary files to obtain System privileges. The post JumpCloud Remote Assist Vulnerability Can Expose Systems to Takeover appeared first on SecurityWeek.
> 7 Mobile Cybersecurity Trends Approov Forecast for 2025 — And the Results Are In
Here at Approov, we always like to look ahead and try to predict what will happen in mobile cybersecurity in the coming year. Mobile app security is an issue which must be taken seriously, and having some insight into key trends is important, in order to be prepared.You can read our prediction...
> What You Should Know Before Migrating Your App to Ruby on Rails: Key Insights for a Smooth Transition
Learn key insights, risks, and best practices before migrating your app to Ruby on Rails for a smooth, secure, and scalable transition. The post What You Should Know Before Migrating Your App to Ruby on Rails: Key Insights for a Smooth Transition appeared first on Security Boulevard.