January 06, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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Russian Hackers Exploit Malicious npm Packages to Target Ethereum Developers

Source: Socket

Weaponized Python Scripts Used to Deploy SwaetRAT Malware with Advanced Tactics

Source: Xavier Mertens via SANS Technology Institute

Critical UpdraftPlus Plugin Flaw Exposes 3 Million Websites to Injection Attacks

Source: Wordfence

Critical Nuclei Vulnerability Enables Signature Bypass and Remote Code Execution

Source: Guy Goldenberg via Wiz 

KGB Keylogger Targets Companies with Fake Russian Ministry Emails

Source: Broadcom

💥 #CyberIncidents

Argentinian Airport Security Police Hit With Breach Affecting Employee Data

Source: Raul Kollmann via Página 12

South Korea’s GS Retail Suffers Breach Exposing Personal Information of Customers

Source: Choi Hyo-jung via Chosunbiz

Japanese Weather Forecasting Service Tenki Disrupted by DDoS Attack

Source: Japan Weather Association

Pacific Pulmonary Medical Group Hit With Breach Affecting Personal Information

Source: Office of The Massachusetts Attorney General

Japan’s Modalis Faces $90,000 Loss in Business Email Compromise Scam

Source: Modalis

📢 #CyberNews

US Sanctions Chinese Cyber Firm Linked to Flax Typhoon Hacker Collective

Source: US Department of Treasury

India Releases Draft Data Protection Rules for Public Feedback and Consultation

Source: The Gazette of India

Microsoft to Invest $80B in AI-Enabled Datacenters Worldwide for Model Training

Source: Microsoft

India Removes Cloudflare VPN and Others from App Stores Over Regulatory Compliance

Source: Manish Singh via TechCrunch

Global Crackdowns on Crypto Mining and AI Deepfake Scams Lead to Major Arrests

Source: Phuoc Tuan via VnExpress

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