More than 70 nations, including major global powers like the U.K., the European Union, China, and Russia, signed the landmark U.N. Convention against Cybercrime The post US Refuses To Join UN Cyber Treaty first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has…
X Warns Users To Re-enroll Keys Soon
Social media platform X has issued a mandatory directive for users who have secured their accounts with passkeys or physical hardware security The post X Warns Users To Re-enroll Keys Soon first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed…
Android Trojan Herodotus Outsmarts Systems
Herodotus is a novel Android banking Trojan designed to execute device takeover (DTO) attacks, notably targeting users in Italy and Brazil. The post Android Trojan Herodotus Outsmarts Systems first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial Read…
Npm Packages Steal Developer Logins
Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new threat in the npm ecosystem, consisting of 10 malicious packages designed to deliver a potent information The post Npm Packages Steal Developer Logins first appeared on CyberMaterial. This article has been indexed from CyberMaterial…
Russian hackers, likely linked to Sandworm, exploit legitimate tools against Ukrainian targets
Russian actors, likely linked to Sandworm, targeted Ukrainian firms using LotL tactics and dual-use tools to steal data and stay hidden, says Symantec and Carbon Black. Russian threat actors, likely linked to the APT Sandworm, targeted Ukrainian organizations to steal…
Google Unveils Guide for Defenders to Monitor Privileged User Accounts
In response to escalating threats of credential theft, Google, through its Mandiant cybersecurity division, has unveiled a detailed guide to help defenders monitor and secure privileged accounts across modern IT environments. This resource emphasizes practical strategies to mitigate risks posed…
Gunra Ransomware Leveraging Attacking Windows and Linux Systems with Two Encryption Methods
The threat landscape continues to evolve as Gunra ransomware emerged in April 2025, establishing itself as a significant threat to organizations worldwide. This dual-platform attack group has demonstrated a systematic approach to compromising both Windows and Linux environments, making their…
Thousands of Exchange Servers in Germany Still Running with Out-of-Support Versions
Microsoft Exchange servers in Germany are still running without security updates, just weeks after the official end of support for key versions. The Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) issued a stark warning on October 28, 2025, revealing that 92%…
PoC Exploit Released for BIND 9 Vulnerability that Let Attackers Forge DNS Records
A public exploit code demonstrating how attackers could exploit CVE-2025-40778, a critical vulnerability in BIND 9 that enables DNS cache poisoning. The Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) initially disclosed this flaw on October 22, revealing a dangerous weakness in the world’s…
10 Malicious npm Packages with Auto-Run Feature on Install Deploys Multi-Stage Credential Harvester
The npm ecosystem faces a sophisticated new threat as ten malicious packages have emerged, each designed to automatically execute during installation and deploy a comprehensive credential harvesting operation. This attack campaign represents a significant evolution in supply chain compromises, combining…
Attestation-Based Identity: How It Works and Why It Matters
7 min readInstead of just trusting the token’s signature, attestation-based identity adds an extra layer of security. It cryptographically verifies that the workload is running exactly where and how it’s supposed to. It’s proof of location and configuration, not just…
Arctic Wolf Report Reveals IT Leaders’ Overconfidence Despite Rising Phishing and AI Data Risks
A new report from Arctic Wolf highlights troubling contradictions in how IT leaders perceive and respond to cybersecurity threats. Despite growing exposure to phishing and malware attacks, many remain overly confident in their organization’s ability to withstand them —…
US Judge Permanently Bans NSO Group from Targeting WhatsApp Users
A U.S. federal judge has issued a permanent injunction barring Israeli spyware maker NSO Group from targeting WhatsApp users with its notorious Pegasus spyware, marking a landmark victory for Meta following years of litigation. The decision, handed down by…
How to Reduce Your TCO with Check Point’s SASE
Network security solutions can be complex and expensive to operate, especially when based on hardware appliances. Additionally, they can degrade performance, which can impact productivity. Adopting the right solution can help simplify the network, reduce costs, improve productivity and time…
Check Point and NVIDIA Join Forces to Lock Down Enterprise AI Workloads
Check Point has unveiled its new solution, AI Cloud Protect, built in partnership with the NVIDIA Corporation. The offering is designed to deliver end-to-end protection for enterprise AI infrastructure, from model development through to inference, leveraging NVIDIA’s BlueField data processing…
Cross-Border Crypto Payouts in iGaming Security and Compliance
As online gaming platforms expand across jurisdictions, the use of cryptocurrencies for payouts opens new vistas — and new risk corridors. Winnings flowing across borders via digital assets challenge the conventions of banking systems, yet also force operators and regulators…
Sanctions won’t stop cyberattacks, but they can still “bite”
Sanctions are one of the tools Western governments use when they want to hit back at state-sponsored cyber threat actors. But do they actually work? That’s the question a group of current and former cybersecurity officials, analysts, and researchers tackled…
AI risks pack a punch, but governance provides a buffer
Enterprises strengthen governance and focus on responsible practices as more than 3 in 5 suffer AI risk-related losses of more than $1 million, EY data shows. This article has been indexed from Cybersecurity Dive – Latest News Read the original…
OpenAI’s Atlas browser leaves the door wide open to prompt injection
By blending search and chat in one field, OpenAI’s Atlas has made browsing more convenient—and more dangerous. This article has been indexed from Malwarebytes Read the original article: OpenAI’s Atlas browser leaves the door wide open to prompt injection
Commvault introduces Data Rooms to securely connect backup data with AI platforms
Commvault introduced Data Rooms, a secure environment that enables enterprises to safely connect their trusted backup data to the AI platforms they rely on, or to their own AI initiatives, such as internal data lakes. By combining governed, self-service access…
Fortra DSPM helps organizations protect sensitive data across hybrid cloud
Fortra announced the launch of its new Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) solution to enable organizations to discover, classify, and protect sensitive data across their hybrid cloud. Fortra DSPM strengthens the company’s security portfolio by helping enterprises maintain visibility and…
Russian Hackers Target Government with Stealthy “Living-Off-the-Land” Tactics
Russian-linked attackers have intensified their targeting of Ukrainian organizations through sophisticated intrusions that rely heavily on legitimate Windows tools rather than malware. The attackers demonstrated remarkable restraint in their malware deployment, instead leveraging living-off-the-land tactics and dual-use tools to evade…
Massive 4TB EY Database Backup Found Publicly Accessible on Azure
A critical security vulnerability was discovered when a complete 4-terabyte SQL Server backup belonging to Ernst & Young (EY), one of the world’s Big Four accounting firms, was found publicly accessible on Microsoft Azure. The exposure was identified by security…
TechCrunch Disrupt 2025: Day 3
This is the third and final day of TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 at Moscone West in San Francisco. Register here to get a 50% discount and don’t miss out on innovation and scaling. Disrupt won’ come back for another year. This…