Tag: Cyber Security News

Docker Zombie Malware Infects Containers to Mine Crypto and Self-Replicate

A sophisticated self-replicating malware strain targeting Docker environments has been discovered propagating across insecurely published Docker APIs. This “zombie” malware, observed in May 2025, autonomously infects Docker containers and transforms them into cryptomining nodes while simultaneously scanning for new victims…

Cellcom Confirms Cyberattack Following Widespread Service Outage

After nearly a week of disrupted services, Wisconsin-based telecommunications provider Cellcom has officially confirmed that a cyberattack is responsible for the ongoing service outage affecting thousands of customers across its network.  The incident, which began on Wednesday, May 14, has…

VanHelsing Ransomware Builder Leaked on Hacking Forums

A significant development in the cybercriminal landscape occurred on May 20, 2025, when the VanHelsing ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) operation publicly released its source code after an alleged former developer attempted to sell it on the RAMP cybercrime forum.  Security researchers have…

3 Ways MSSPs Can Boost Security Operations With Malware Sandbox

Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) face constant pressure to deliver accurate detection, fast response, and efficient training without overloading their teams. With cyberattacks becoming more complex and evasive, the right tools can make all the difference. Let’s explore how fully…

Teen Hacker Admits Guilt in Major Cyberattack on PowerSchool

A 19-year-old Massachusetts college student has agreed to plead guilty to a series of federal charges stemming from a sophisticated cyberattack and extortion scheme targeting PowerSchool, the leading student information system provider for K-12 schools in North America.  The breach,…

Hackers Could Abuse Google Cloud Platform to Execute Malicious Commands

Security researchers have uncovered a sophisticated attack vector that allows threat actors to exploit serverless computing services offered by Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to execute malicious commands. The vulnerability, dubbed “function confusion,” enables attackers to leverage package installation scripts within…