August 06, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Google Releases August Security Update Addressing Critical Zero-Days

Source: Google

Apache OFBiz Zero-Day Vulnerability Allows Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution 

Source: Hasib Vhora via SonicWall

Hunters International Deploys SharpRhino RAT Targeting IT Workers

Source: Michael Forret via Quorum Cyber

North Korean Hackers Hit South Korean Construction Sector with Supply Chain Attack

Source: Shreyas Reddy via NK News

Russian Hackers Spread Backdoor Malware Through Car for Sale Ad 

Source: Unit42 by Palo Alto Networks

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Ransomware Attack Disrupts IT Systems of 40 French Museums Including Grand Palais

Source: Jean-Michel Décugis, Damien Licata Caruso and Nicolas Goinard via Le Parisien

Calibrated Healthcare Suffers Data Breach Exposing Sensitive Patient Information

Source: Calibrated Healthcare Network

Bengaluru's Sobha Limited Falls Victim to Ransomware Attack 

Source: The Hindustan Times

Cyberattack Disrupts Central Texas 911 Call System with Robocall Flooding

Source: Dakota Morissiey via DailyTrib

Microsoft Azure Outage Disrupts Services Across North and Latin America

Source: Microsoft

📢 #CyberNews

US Judge Rules Google Created Search Monopoly and Orders Potential Breakup

Source: US Department of Justice

Japan Considers Mandating Cyberattack Reporting for Critical Infrastructure 

Source: The Japan Times

Interpol’s Rapid Response Leads to Singaporean Firm Recovering $42M 

Source: Interpol

Cohesity Acquires Veritas to Enhance Data Security with AI and Advanced Protection

Source: Cohesity

Turkey Cracks Down on VPN Providers Amidst Costly Instagram Ban

Source: Chiara Castro via TechRadar

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