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Critical JavaScript Library Vulnerability Exposes Apps to Remote Attacks

A critical security vulnerability has been discovered in the widely-used form-data JavaScript package, potentially exposing thousands of applications to remote attacks through predictable boundary value generation. The vulnerability, designated as CVE-2025-7783, was published five days ago by Jordan Harband (ljharb), a prominent…

Brave Browser Block Microsoft Recall Over Privacy Issues

Brave Software today announced that, beginning with version 1.81 for Windows 11 and newer, the Brave browser will automatically disable Microsoft’s Recall feature by default. Recall, introduced by Microsoft in May 2024 as a Copilot PC utility that periodically captures full-screen snapshots of user activity, faced immediate criticism for its potential to expose sensitive browsing habits through an unencrypted,…

CISA Alerts on Chinese Hackers Actively Exploiting SharePoint 0-Day

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued an urgent alert regarding active exploitation of critical SharePoint vulnerabilities by threat actors, with security researchers attributing the attacks to Chinese hackers. The agency warns that malicious actors are leveraging a…

Researchers Expose Russia’s Most Secretive FSB Spy Network

Researchers have pierced the veil of secrecy surrounding the Federal Security Service’s (FSB) 16th Center, a unit inheriting the Soviet KGB’s primary signals intelligence (SIGINT) capabilities. By leveraging open-source intelligence (OSINT) techniques combined with phaleristics the study of military medals…

Windows 11 Introduces Black Screen of Death and Auto Recovery

Microsoft has unveiled significant updates to Windows 11’s system recovery capabilities, introducing a redesigned “Black Screen of Death” interface alongside new automated recovery features designed to minimize downtime and improve user experience during system failures. These enhancements represent a major…

Hackers Injected Malicious Firefox Packages in Arch Linux Repo

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a sophisticated supply chain attack targeting Arch Linux users through malicious packages designed to masquerade as Firefox browser variants. Three compromised packages containing Remote Access Trojan (RAT) malware were successfully uploaded to the Arch User Repository…

Chinese Hackers Exploit Active 0-Day Vulnerability in SharePoint Servers

Microsoft has confirmed that Chinese nation-state actors are actively exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities in on-premises SharePoint servers, prompting urgent security updates and immediate patching recommendations for organizations worldwide. Vulnerability Discovery and Active Exploitation On July 19, 2025, Microsoft Security Response Center…

Iranian Hackers Target Global Airlines to Steal Sensitive Data

APT39, a hacker collective connected to Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence and Security (MOIS), was exposed as operating through the compromised internal systems of the Iranian company Amnban, Sharif Advanced Technologies, in a significant cybersecurity incident. Launched in 2018 with credentials…

Threat Actors Target Linux SSH Servers to Deploy SVF Botnet

AhnLab Security Intelligence Center (ASEC) has been actively tracking cyber threats exploiting vulnerable Linux servers through strategically deployed honeypots, with SSH services using weak credentials emerging as a prime target for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) and cryptocurrency mining actors. In a…

New Web3 Phishing Scam Uses Fake AI Platforms to Steal Credentials

The threat actor group LARVA-208, notorious for phishing attacks and social engineering against English-speaking IT staff, has pivoted to targeting Web3 developers. Employing spearphishing links (T1566.002), the group lures victims with fabricated job offers or portfolio review requests, directing them…