July 16, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

CISA Adds Critical GeoServer Vulnerability to Known Vulnerabilities Catalog

Source: Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency

MuddyWater Deploys New BugSleep Malware Implant in Global Cyber Campaign

Source: Check Point Research

Void Banshee Exploits Microsoft MHTML Flaw to Spread Atlantida Stealer

Source: Trend Micro

Trojan Source Vulnerability Exposes Risk of Covert App Poisoning

Source: Trojan Source

Crypto ATM Fraud and Scams on the Rise in the United States

Source: Dan Mika, Kevin G. Hall, Emma Wright, and Grethel Aguila via OCCRP

💥 #CyberIncidents

Minterest Protocol Hacked Leading to $1.4M Loss in Security Breach

Source: Minterest

Healthed Australia Faces Data Breach and Exposes Sensitive Information

Source: Michelle Wisbey via The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

Philippines Department of Migrant Workers Faces Ransomware Attack 

Source: Jean Mangaluz via The Philippine Star

Dough Finance Loses $1.8M in Flash Loan Attack Due to Smart Contract Vulnerability

Source: Olympix 

Filipino Artists SB19 and Ben&Ben YouTube Accounts Hacked in Scam with Deepfakes

Source:Ezra Reguerra via Cointelegraph

📢 #CyberNews

Tether Freezes 29 Million USDT Linked to Cambodian Cybercrime Marketplace Scams

Source: Bitrace

Kaspersky Announces Withdrawal from U.S. Market Following Security Ban

Source: Kim Zetter via Zero Day

Atos Secures 1.675 Billion Euros in Financing Amid Debt Restructuring

Source: Atos

Recruit Co. Mismanages Student Data by Sending It to Foreign Businesses

Source: The Japan News

Former GitHub Engineers Raise $20M for AI-Powered Pen-Testing Tool Named XBOW

Source: Oege de Moor via Linkedin

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