January 30, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

Aquabotv3 Botnet Targets Vulnerable Mitel Phones for DDoS Attacks and More

Source: Kyle Lefton and Larry Cashdollar via Akamai

New RDP Exploit Enables Unauthorized Control Over Windows Systems

Source: Justus Hoffmann via Insinuator

Cybersecurity Experts Warn About Devil-Traff Phishing Tool Fueling Global Attacks

Source: Daniel Kelley via Slash Net

Lazarus Group Targets Global Developers with Operation Phantom Circuit

Source: STRIKE

Surge in SparkRAT Attacks Targets Windows macOS and Linux Systems Worldwide

Source: Hunt.io

💥 #CyberIncidents

New York Blood Center Enterprises Hit by Ransomware Disrupting Blood Services

Source: New York Blood Center Enterprises (NYBCe)

Chicago Department of Public Health Exposes Sensitive Data on Online Dashboard

Source: Todd Feurer via CBS News Chicago

Hackers Compromise DogWifTools Windows Version Draining Wallets of Crypto Users

Source: Dishita Malvania and Dhara Chavda via The Crypto Times

Exposed DeepSeek Database Leaked Sensitive Keys and Logs

Source: Gal Nagli via Wiz Research

Syracuse Police Department Investigates Network Security Incident

Source: Matthew Benninger and Nicole La Fiandra via CNT Central

📢 #CyberNews

Industry Groups Urge US Congress to Enact Federal Data Privacy Law

Source: U.S. Chamber of Commerce

FBI Seizes Cracked.io and Nulled.to Domains in Global Cybercrime Operation Talent

Source: Shweta Sharma viaCSO Online

Cyber-Attacks Accelerate with Breakout Time Down 22% in 2024

Source: Irene Fuentes McDonnell via ReliaQuest

UK Government Critical IT Systems Show Major Security Weaknesses

Source: UK National Audit Office

Oligo Security Secures 50 Million in Series B Funding to Expand ADR Platform

Source: BUSINESS WIRE

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