October 09, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

Microsoft Alerts to Business Email Compromise Attacks Using File Hosting Services

Source: Microsoft

Flaw in Apple’s Mirroring Feature Poses Privacy Risks for Exposing Personal Data

Source: Sevco Security

Ivanti Issues Alert on Active Exploitation of Critical Cloud Service Appliance Flaws

Source: Ivanti

Gamers Fall Victim to Lua-Based Malware Disguised as Fake Cheating Scripts

Source: Shmuel Uzan via Morphisec

Microsoft Addresses 118 Vulnerabilities Including Two Actively Exploited Zero-Days

Source: Microsoft

💥 #CyberIncidents

Qantas Customers' Passports Compromised in Frequent Flyer Points Cyber Theft

Source: Matthew Taylor via Daily Mail Australia

Symbiotic X Protocol Account Hacked Exposing Users to Phishing and Malware

Source: PeckShield via X

Germany’s Elbe-Heide Municipality Temporarily Limits Access Amid Cyberattack 

Source: Elbe-Heide Municipality

Sterling Corporation Reports Data Breach Impacting Personal Information Security

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

Name Badges LLC Issues Alert on Data Security Incident Affecting Customer Info

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

📢 #CyberNews

CISA and FBI Provide Guidance on Iranian Cyber Threats Targeting US

Source: CISA

Australia Introduces Cyber Security Act Mandating Ransom Payment Reporting

Source: Australian Department of Home Affairs

EU Strengthens Sanctions Against Russian Hackers Engaging in CyberattacksSource: Council of The European Union

UN Warns of Rising Threat from Asian Cybercrime Cartels Engaging in Global Crimes

Source: United Nations

Cloudflare Acquires Kivera to Enhance Cloud Security and Prevent Misconfigurations

Source: Cloudflare

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