Huawei’s self-developed HarmonyOS leads Apple’s iOS in mainland China for sixth quarter in a row as company pushes for independence This article has been indexed from Silicon UK Read the original article: Huawei’s HarmonyOS Leads Apple In China For Sixth…
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ShadowV2 Botnet Infects AWS Docker Containers to Launch DDoS Campaign
Darktrace’s latest investigation uncovered a novel campaign that blends traditional malware with modern DevOps technology. At the center of this operation lies a Python-based command-and-control (C2) framework hosted on GitHub CodeSpaces. The threat actors leverage a multi-stage Docker deployment initiated…
State-Sponsored Hackers Exploiting Libraesva Email Security Gateway Vulnerability
Libraesva has released a security update to address a vulnerability in its Email Security Gateway (ESG) solution that it said has been exploited by state-sponsored threat actors. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-59689, carries a CVSS score of 6.1, indicating medium…
Cloudflare mitigates largest-ever DDoS attack at 22.2 Tbps
Cloudflare blocked a new record-breaking DDoS attack peaking at 22.2 Tbps and 10.6 billion packets per second. Cloudflare announced it has mitigated a new record-breaking distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack that peaked at a record-breaking 22.2 terabits per second (Tbps) and…
Google’s $425 Million Fine a Win for Privacy, But Will it Stick?
Google must pay $425M for violating California privacy laws by tracking 98M users despite opt-outs. A major win for data privacy, though appeals loom. The post Google’s $425 Million Fine a Win for Privacy, But Will it Stick? appeared first…
APIs and hardware are under attack, and the numbers don’t look good
Attackers have a new favorite playground, and it’s not where many security teams are looking. According to fresh data from Bugcrowd, vulnerabilities in hardware and APIs are climbing fast, even as website flaws hold steady. The shift shows how attackers…
Building a stronger SOC through AI augmentation
In this Help Net Security interview, Tim Bramble, Director of Threat Detection and Response at OpenText, discusses how SOC teams are gaining value from AI in detecting and prioritizing threats. By learning what “normal” looks like across users and systems,…
Chrome High-severity Flaws Expose Sensitive Data, Trigger System Crashes
Google has released an urgent security update for its Chrome browser, addressing three high-severity vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to leak sensitive information and cause system instability. The latest Chrome version 140.0.7339.207/.208 for Windows and Mac, and 140.0.7339.207 for Linux,…
Jaguar Land Rover Factory Reopening Delayed After Cyber Attack
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has announced a further delay to the reopening of its production lines following a sophisticated cyber attack. The pause in manufacturing has been extended until Wednesday, 1 October 2025, to allow the investigation to progress and…
New “YiBackdoor” Malware Lets Hackers Run Commands and Steal Data
Cybersecurity researchers at Zscaler ThreatLabz have identified a sophisticated new malware strain dubbed YiBackdoor, first detected in June 2025. This emerging threat represents a significant evolution in backdoor technology, sharing substantial code similarities with established malware families IcedID and Latrodectus.…
Nosey Parker: Open-source tool finds sensitive information in textual data and Git history
Nosey Parker is an open-source command-line tool that helps find secrets and sensitive information hidden in text files. It works like a specialized version of grep, focused on spotting things like passwords, API keys, and other confidential data. The tool…
Building AI responsibly from day one
In this Help Net Security video, David Hardoon, Global Head of AI Enablement at Standard Chartered, discusses the role of ethics and safety in AI development. He explains why principles like fairness, accountability, and transparency must be built into AI…
GitHub’s NPM Lockdown, Deep Fake Threats, and Yellowknife’s Cyber Incident: Cybersecurity Today
Cybersecurity Today: GitHub’s NPM Lockdown, Deep Fake Threats, and Yellowknife’s Cyber Incident In this episode of ‘Cybersecurity Today’, host Jim Love discusses GitHub’s response to widespread supply chain attacks in the NPM ecosystem, the alarming rise of deep fake attacks…
Chrome High-severity Vulnerabilities Let Attackers Access Sensitive Data and Crash System
Google has issued an urgent security update for its Chrome web browser to address three high-severity vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to access sensitive information or cause the system to crash. The company is advising users to update their browsers…
A look inside 1,000 cyber range events and what they reveal about AppSec
Software powers almost every part of business, which means attackers have more chances than ever to exploit insecure code. A new report from CMD+CTRL Security looks at how teams are building their defenses through cyber range training. Based on more…
ISC Stormcast For Wednesday, September 24th, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9626, (Wed, Sep 24th)
This post doesn’t have text content, please click on the link below to view the original article. This article has been indexed from SANS Internet Storm Center, InfoCON: green Read the original article: ISC Stormcast For Wednesday, September 24th, 2025…
Threat Actors Breaking to Enterprise Infrastructure Within 18 Minutes From Initial Access
Cybersecurity professionals are facing an unprecedented acceleration in threat actor capabilities as the average breakout time—the period from initial access to lateral movement—has plummeted to a mere 18 minutes during the June-August 2025 reporting period. This alarming statistic represents a…
Zloader Malware Repurposed to Act as Entry Point Into Corporate Environments to Deploy Ransomware
Zloader, a sophisticated Zeus-based modular trojan that first emerged in 2015, has undergone a significant transformation from its original banking-focused operations to become a dangerous entry point for ransomware attacks in corporate environments. Originally designed to facilitate financial fraud, this…
New Malware in npm Package Steals Browser Passwords Using Steganographic QR Code
A sophisticated malware campaign has emerged in the npm ecosystem, utilizing an innovative steganographic technique to conceal malicious code within QR codes. The malicious package, identified as “fezbox,” presents itself as a legitimate JavaScript/TypeScript utility library while secretly executing password-stealing…
Feel Relieved with Autonomous Secrets Rotation
How Can Autonomous Secrets Rotation Alleviate Security Concerns? Imagine where security breaches are no longer a looming threat to your organization’s sensitive data. For many cybersecurity professionals, this dream scenario is becoming a reality with the implementation of autonomous secrets…