August 19, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Xeon Sender Tool Exploits Cloud APIs to Launch Large-Scale SMS Phishing Campaigns

Source: Alex Delamotte via SentinelOne

Cybercriminals Use Fake Apps to Target Beneficiaries of India's PM Kisan Yojana initiative

Source: Broadcom

Researchers Unveil RollingCache to Defend Against Cache Side-Channel Attacks

Source: Divya Ohja and Sandhya Dwarkdas via arXiv

Linux Kernel Flaw Allows Attackers to Bypass CPU and Write to Memory

Source: Linux

QWERTY Info Stealer Uses Anti-Debugging Techniques to Exfiltrate Windows Data

Source: Cyfirma

💥 #CyberIncidents

New York’s Jewish Home Lifecare Hit With Breach Affecting Over 100,000 Individuals

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

Ukrainian Digital Bank Monobank Battles DDoS Attack for Three Consecutive Days

Source: Maria Tril via Euromedia Press

Salford Housing Register Suspended Following Cyber Breach Revealing Personal Data

Source: Salford City Council

Summit National Bank Breached Exposing Client’s Personal Information

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

Ukrainian Cyber Specialists Disrupt Russian Nuclear Developer’s Operations

Source: The Odessa Journal

📢 #CyberNews

OpenAI Blocks Iranian Covert US Election Propaganda Operation Using ChatGPT

Source: OpenAI

TikTok Sparks Heated Cybersecurity Debate in Turkish Parliament

Source: Turkiye Today

Chrome to Introduce Redaction for Sensitive Data During Android Screen Sharing

Source: Google

Pakistan Claims VPNs Cause Slow Internet Amid Suspicions of New Firewall Measures

Source: Kelly Ng via BBC

U-Haul Settles for $5 Million Over Data Breach Claims in California

Source: Dan J. O’Connor via The Sun

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