September 23, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Chinese Hackers Exploit GeoServer Flaw to Deploy EAGLEDOOR Malware

Source: Ted Lee, Cyris Tseng, Pierre Lee, Sunny Lu and Philip Chen via Trend Micro

Critical FreeBSD Hypervisor Vulnerability Exposes Host to Remote Code Execution

Source: FreeBSD

macOS Sequoia Update Causes Issues for VPNs and Antivirus Software

Source: ESET

Critical 0-Click RCE Vulnerability Found in MediaTek Wi-Fi Chipsets

Source: SonicWall

New Go Injector Campaign Targets Users with Lumma Stealer to Steal Sensitive Data

Source: Broadcom

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Hertz Car Rental Platform Leaks Over 60,000 Insurance Claim Reports

Source: Adversis

Harvey Nichols Confirms Data Breach Exposing Sensitive Customer Information

Source: Sead FadilpašićSead Fadilpašić via TechRadar

India’s Supreme Court YouTube Channel Hacked as Part of Cryptocurrency Scam

Source: Times of India

Hong Kong Diaspora News Media in Britain Faces Government-Backed Cyberattacks

Source: ANI News

New York's Keuka College Suffers Breach Affecting Personal Information

Source: Keuka College

📢 #CyberNews

US Cyberspace Solarium Commission Outlines Key Cyber Policy Priorities for 2024

Source: Jiwon Ma, Mark Montgomery via US Cyberspace Solarium Commission

LinkedIn Suspends AI Data Processing in the UK Following Privacy Concerns

Source: UK Information Commissioner’s Office

Ukraine Prohibits Telegram Use for Government and Military Personnel

Source: Ukraine's National Coordination Centre for Cybersecurity

South Korea’s National Assembly to Vote on Stricter Penalties for Deepfake Crimes

Source: Lee Jung-joo via The Korea Herald

Microsoft Introduces Hotpatching Feature for Windows Server 2025

Source: Microsoft

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