Category: Cyware News – Latest Cyber News

FBI Report Says Cryptocurrency Scams Surged in 2023

According to an FBI report, cryptocurrency scams surged in 2023, leading to victims reporting $5. 6 billion in financial losses associated with crypto schemes, a 45% increase from the previous year. This article has been indexed from Cyware News –…

Earth Preta Upgrades Attack Strategy via Removable Drives

The HIUPAN worm allows Earth Preta to propagate malware into networks via removable drives, maintaining persistence by modifying registry values and creating autorun entries. This article has been indexed from Cyware News – Latest Cyber News Read the original article:…

Gallup Poll Bugs Open Door to XSS Attacks

Checkmarx researchers discovered two XSS vulnerabilities on Gallup’s polling site, which could allow attackers to access sensitive data, execute arbitrary code, or take over accounts. This article has been indexed from Cyware News – Latest Cyber News Read the original…

Experts Demonstrate How to Bypass WhatsApp View Once Feature

This flaw affects the browser-based web app, enabling recipients to save pictures and videos that should disappear after being viewed. While the app prohibits users from taking screenshots, this bug circumvents that protection. This article has been indexed from Cyware…

German Cyber Agency Investigating APT28 Phishing Campaign

The German cyber agency is investigating a phishing campaign linked to Russian state hackers APT28, who mimicked a well-known think tank’s website. The hackers created a fake domain resembling the Kiel Institute for the World Economy. This article has been…

CISA Flags ICS Bugs in Baxter, Mitsubishi Products

CISA has identified vulnerabilities in industrial control system products from Baxter and Mitsubishi that are commonly used in healthcare and critical manufacturing sectors. Both the firms have released advisories with mitigation measures. This article has been indexed from Cyware News…

Underground Demand for Malicious LLMs is Robust

The underground market for malicious large language models (LLMs) is thriving, according to researchers from Indiana University Bloomington. They found 212 malicious LLMs for sale from April through September 2024. This article has been indexed from Cyware News – Latest…