June 19, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Hacking Group Void Arachne Targets Chinese Windows Users with Winos Malware

Source: Peter Girnus, Aliakbar Zahravi, Ahmed Mohamed Ibrahim via Trend Micro

QR Code Phishing Platform Targets Microsoft 365 Logins in Financial Firms

Source: Arda Büyükkaya via EclecticIQ 

Cybercriminals Exploit Free Software Lures with Hijack Loader and Vidar Stealer

Source: Ale Houspanossian via Trellix

Mailcow Vulnerabilities Allow Hackers to Remote Code Execution

Source: Paul Gerste via Sonar

Fake Virtual Meeting App Vortax Targets Crypto Users with Infostealers

Source: Insikt Group

💥 #CyberIncidents

AMD Investigates Possible Data Breach After Hacker Group Claims Massive Data Theft

Source: Michael Kan via PCMag

Maxicare Reports Security Breach Affecting 13000 Members

Source: Maxicare

Hacker Gang Leaks Sensitive Kansas City Police Data After Ransom Refusal

Source: Nick Sloan via KMBC News

Hawaii's TheBus Network Hit by Ransomware Causing Major Service Disruptions

Source: Mahealani Richardson via Hawaii News Now 

Sandhar Technologies Stock Dips Amid Cyber-Incident

Source: CNBC TV 18

📢 #CyberNews

US Federal Trade Commission Files Complaint Against TikTok for Privacy Concerns

Source: US Federal Trade Commission 

The International Monetary Fund Proposes Green Tax to Offset AI Impact

Source: The International Monetary Fund 

Microsoft Enhances Encryption Transparency Following German Cybersecurity Probe

Source: Jürgen Schmidt via Heise

US and Indonesia Collaborate to Boost Cybersecurity in Maritime Infrastructure

Source: U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

Organizations Face Surge in Social Engineering Attacks Targeting Credentials

Source: Barracuda

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