April 21, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

FBI Warns of Scammers Impersonating IC3 Employees to Steal Funds from Victims

Source: FBI

Hackers Use Google’s DomainKeys Identified Mail Flaw to Trick Users with Phishing

Source: Nick Johnson, lead developer of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS)

SuperCard X Malware Targets Cardholders with NFC Relay Attacks

Source: Cleafy

Malicious npm Packages Mimic Telegram Bot to Plant SSH Backdoors on Linux

Source: Kush Pandya via Socket

ASUS Routers Flaw Allows Remote Attackers to Execute Unauthorized Functions

Source: ASUS

💥 #CyberIncidents

Ransomware Attack Disrupts Tokai University Systems in Hiratsuka City Japan

Source: Docomo News

Behavioral Health Resources Reports Data Breach Affecting Over 50,000 Individuals

Source: Behavioral Health Resources

Prague Services Administration Hit by Cyberattack Demanding Ransom

Source: iROZHLAS.cz

Canada's Limestone District School Board Confirms Cyber Incident Disruption

Source: Limestone District School Board

Indigo Neo Cyberattack Exposes Personal Data of Users in France and Luxembourg

Source: Indigo Group

📢 #CyberNews

US Federal Judge Limits DOGE Access to Social Security Data Over Privacy Concerns

Source: Lea Skene via AP News

Nigeria Data Protection Commission Collaborates with Ministry of Health for Data Safety

Source: Othniel Canice via Voice of Nigeria

Linux 6.15-rc3 Released with Bug Fixes and Stability Enhancements for Ublk Driver

Source: Linus Torvalds

Japan Warns of Rising Unauthorized Trades From Hacked Brokerage Accounts

Source: Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA)

Kenzo Security Unveils AI Powered Platform with $4.5 Million Funding

Source: Kenzo Security

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