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Police confiscated the illicit “Monopoly Market” dark web marketplace and arrested 288 people buying or selling drugs on the dark web as part of an operation coordinated by Europol involving nine countries. “More than EUR 50.8 million (USD 53.4 million) …

New Android spyware, BouldSpy detected recently by Lookout Threat Lab, linked with moderate certainty to Iran’s Law Enforcement Command of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Named after its configuration class, “BoulderApplication,” BouldSpy has been under their surveillance since March 2020 …

CISA recently included three actively exploited vulnerabilities in the wild in its KEV (Known Exploited Vulnerabilities) catalog that malicious actors exploit in the wild. The three actively exploited vulnerabilities are detected in:- TP-Link Apache Oracle Here below, we have mentioned …

T-Mobile claims it discovered that a bad actor had gained limited access to information from a small number of T-Mobile accounts. This is the year’s second instance of a data leak. Hackers had been in possession of hundreds of customers’ …

Researchers from Threatmon uncovered a targetted PowerShell backdoor malware attack from APT41 that bypasses the detections and allows threat actors to execute commands, download and upload files, and gather sensitive information from compromised Windows systems. Since 2012, the Chinese cyber …

Introduction As organizations move towards digitization, security has become a significant part of their operations. Software-Defined Perimeter (SDP) and Virtual Private Networks (VPN) are two of the most extensively used security solutions on the market. Although both solutions provide substantial …

Recently, Zyxel, the networking equipment manufacturer, has issued critical security patches for its firewall devices to fix a vulnerability allowing RCE on the affected systems. This RCE vulnerability, tracked as “CVE-2023-28771,” was discovered by TRAPA Security, and on the CVSS …

Recently, the cybersecurity researchers at Cyble discovered a new macOS malware, ‘Atomic’ (aka ‘AMOS’), sold for $1,000/month on private Telegram channels. Buyers pay a high price to receive a DMG file containing a 64-bit Go-based malware, which is specifically programmed …

Cyber Security Top 13 SaaS Cybersecurity Threats in 2023:  Is Your Business Prepared? By Vinugayathri – April 29, 2023 Every company should have an eye on its cybersecurity. But SaaS companies have their own set of concerns to be mindful …