September 02, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's happening in cybersecurity today?

🚨 #CyberAlerts

North Korean Hackers Exploit Chrome Zero-Day to Deploy FudModule Rootkit

Source: Microsoft

Cicada3301 Ransomware Targets VMware ESXi with Advanced Linux Encryptor

Source: Nicklas Keijser and Mattias Wåhlén via Truesec

Godzilla Fileless Backdoor Exploits Atlassian Confluence Vulnerability

Source: Abdelrahman Esmail, Sunil Bharti via Trend Micro

SQL Injection Flaw Allows Bypass of TSA Security Checks and Cockpit Access

Source: Ian Carroll and Sam Curry via X

New Latrodectus Malware Version Shows Enhanced Capabilities and Evasion Techniques

Source: Leandro Fróes via Netskope

💥 #CyberIncidents

APT-28 Hackers Suspected in Cyberattack on German Air Traffic Control System

Source: Spiegel Networld

Northwoods Baseball League Reports Breach Impacting Madison Mallards Fans

Source: Chad Thompson via WKOW

Cyberattack Cripples German Wertachkliniken Clinics' IT Systems

Source: Press Augsburg 

Louisiana’s Anderson Feazel Management Suffers Major Data Breach

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

Marine Home Center in Massachusetts Hit by Breach Exposing Email Accounts

Source: Office of the Maine Attorney General

📢 #CyberNews

US AI Safety Institute to Evaluate OpenAI and Anthropic Models for Safety

Source: US National Institute of Standards and Technology

Scottish Cyber Coordination Centre Unveils Strategic Plan for Cyber Enhancement

Source: Scottish Government

Cambodia and Malaysia Join Forces Against Fake News in New Initiative

Source: EAC News

Crypto Hacks Surge to $300 Million in August 2024 as Phishing Attacks Lead the Charge

Source: PeckShield

US FTC Imposes $3M Fine on Verkada for Security Failures and Privacy Violations

Source: United States Federal Trade Commission

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