The Vulnerability Treadmill The reactive nature of vulnerability management, combined with delays from policy and process, strains security teams. Capacity is limited and patching everything immediately is a struggle. Our Vulnerability Operation Center (VOC) dataset analysis identified 1,337,797 unique findings…
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Russia-linked ColdRiver used LostKeys malware in recent attacks
Since early 2025, Russia-linked ColdRiver has used LostKeys malware to steal files in espionage attacks on Western governments and organizations. Google’s Threat Intelligence Group discovered LOSTKEYS, a new malware used by Russia-linked APT COLDRIVER, in recent attacks to steal files…
25 Best Cloud Service Providers (Public and Private) in 2025
As technology advances, more and more organizations are turning to cloud computing as a necessary solution for their data storage and processing needs. Cloud computing is a widely accepted trend in the information technology industry, and it allows users to…
FBI Warns of Hackers Compromising End-of-Life Routers to Hide Their Activity
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has issued an urgent public service announcement warning that cybercriminals are actively exploiting outdated routers to build extensive proxy networks for illicit activities. According to a recent FBI FLASH report, threat actors are targeting end-of-life…
Indirect Prompt Injection Leverage LLMs as They Lack Informational Context
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a growing threat vector targeting artificial intelligence systems through a technique known as indirect prompt injection. Unlike traditional attacks that directly manipulate an LLM’s user interface, these sophisticated attacks embed malicious instructions within external content that…
FreeDrain Phishing Attack Users to Steal Users Financial Login Credentials
A sprawling phishing operation dubbed “FreeDrain” has emerged as an industrial-scale cryptocurrency theft network that systematically targets and drains digital wallets. This sophisticated campaign leverages search engine manipulation and free-tier web hosting services to create an extensive web of malicious…
What your browser knows about you, from contacts to card numbers
Chrome and Safari are the most popular browser apps, accounting for 90% of the mobile browsers market share, according to Surfshark. Chrome: the most data-hungry browser (Source: Surfshark) The most data-hungry browsers Chrome collects 20 different types of data, including…
How to charge your laptop in the car
Sometimes you need to work on the road – but what do you do when your laptop runs low on power? This guide will take… The post How to charge your laptop in the car appeared first on Panda Security…
Hackers Exploit Windows Remote Management to Evade Detection in AD Networks
A new wave of cyberattacks is targeting Active Directory (AD) environments by abusing Windows Remote Management (WinRM), a legitimate administrative tool, to move laterally and evade detection across enterprise networks. Security researchers and incident responders are raising alarms as attackers…
Hackers Exploit Host Header Injection to Breach Web Applications
Cybersecurity researchers have reported a significant rise in web breaches triggered by a lesser-known technique: Host Header Injection. This sophisticated attack vector has enabled hackers to compromise numerous web applications, steal sensitive information, and manipulate website operations-raising alarm bells among…
Living Off the Land (LOTL) Attacks: How your tools are used against you?
Introduction A well-known organisation called SolarWinds was attacked in September 2019. In this attack, a hacker used a supply chain attack to inject malicious code into the system. More than 18,000 SolarWinds customers installed Updates containing the dangerous code. Living…
Ransomware Resurgence: 5 Lessons from Healthcare’s Cyber Frontlines
Healthcare leaders are facing a mounting security crisis: More than two-thirds of healthcare organizations experienced ransomware attacks in 2024. Five of the top 10 ransomware attacks last year involved healthcare, and recovery costs averaged more than $2.5 million per incident. …
UK Government to Shift Away from Passwords in New Security Move
UK government has unveiled plans to implement passkey technology across its digital services later this year, marking a significant shift away from traditional password and SMS-based verification methods. Announced at the government’s flagship cyber security event CYBERUK, this transition aims…
Kaspersky Alerts on AI-Driven Slopsquatting as Emerging Supply Chain Threat
Cybersecurity researchers at Kaspersky have identified a new supply chain vulnerability emerging from the widespread adoption of AI-generated code. As AI assistants increasingly participate in software development-with Microsoft CTO Kevin Scott predicting AI will write 95% of code within five…
Apache ActiveMQ Vulnerability Allows Attackers to Induce DoS Condition
Critical vulnerability in Apache ActiveMQ (CVE-2024-XXXX) exposes brokers to denial-of-service (DoS) attacks by allowing malicious actors to exhaust system memory through specially crafted OpenWire commands. The flaw, tracked as AMQ-6596, affects multiple legacy versions of the widely used open-source messaging…
Researchers Uncover Remote Code Execution Flaw in macOS – CVE-2024-44236
Security researchers Nikolai Skliarenko and Yazhi Wang of Trend Micro’s Research Team have disclosed critical details about CVE-2024-44236, a memory corruption vulnerability in Apple’s macOS Scriptable Image Processing System (sips). Discovered by Hossein Lotfi through Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative,…
SonicWall fixed SMA 100 flaws that could be chained to execute arbitrary code
SonicWall addressed three SMA 100 flaws, including a potential zero-day, that could allow remote code execution if chained. SonicWall patches three SMA 100 vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-32819, CVE-2025-32820, and CVE-2025-32821), including a potential zero-day, that could be chained by a remote attacker…
FBI Sounds Alarm on Rogue Cybercrime Services Targeting Obsolete Routers
The FBI has detected indicators of malware targeting end-of-life routers associated with Anyproxy and 5Socks proxy services This article has been indexed from www.infosecurity-magazine.com Read the original article: FBI Sounds Alarm on Rogue Cybercrime Services Targeting Obsolete Routers
The Rising Sophistication of Social Media Spoofing
Social media platforms have become essential to our everyday communication for both personal use and professional business operations. Platforms such as LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook are widely used by organizations for marketing objectives, helping communicate brand messaging and attracting potential…
Your Apps Are Leaking: Understanding and Preventing Mobile Data Exposure
In our hyperconnected world, mobile devices are no longer a convenience but central to how businesses operate and communicate. As organizations increasingly embrace mobility and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies, a hidden risk is quietly growing within the apps we rely on…