January 23, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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Ross Ulbricht X Scam Spreads Malware Through Fake Telegram Verification

Source: vx-underground via X

Tycoon 2FA Phishing Kit Update Bypasses MFA and Evades Detection Techniques

Source: Deerendra Prasad via Barracuda

​​Critical Cookie Sandwich Attack Exploits HttpOnly Vulnerability to Steal Data

Source: Zakhar Fedotkin via PortSwigger

Triplestrength Targets Cloud for Cryptojacking and Ransomware Attacks

Source: Google

Cisco Updates Address Critical Meeting Management Vulnerability

Source: Cisco

💥 #CyberIncidents

Hackers Took Control of Nasdaq Account to Promote Fake Memecoin Scam

Source: Timmy Shen via The Block

Conduent Confirms Cybersecurity Incident Caused Service Disruption

Source: Carly Page via TechCrunch

Iwate Asahi Television Hit by Ransomware Causing Data Encryption on Servers

Source: Iwate Asahi Television 

BCP Council in UK Apologizes for Email Mishap Exposing Recipient Addresses

Source: Matt Simpson via Daily Echo

Phemex Crypto Exchange Investigates Suspicious $30 Million Blockchain Outflows

Source: Cyvers via X

📢 #CyberNews

Incoming Administration Ends Homeland Security Advisory Board Memberships

Source: Nicole Sganga via CBS News

Australian Taskforce Addresses Election Threats Ahead of 2025 Federal Election

Source: Australian Electoral Integrity Assurance Taskforce’s (EIAT)

LinkedIn Sued for Sharing Premium Customer Data to Train AI Models Without Consent

Source: Jonathan Stempel, and Richard Chang Via USA Today

Denmark Warns of High Cybersecurity Threat to Water Infrastructure Amid Rising Risks

Source: The Local dk

Citi Faces Lawsuit for Failing to Protect Customers from Fraud in New York

Source: New York Attorney General Letitia James 

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