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Cyber Security News Weekly Round-Up (Vulnerabilities, Cyber Attacks, Threats & New Stories)

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Cyber Security News Weekly Round-Up

 

Welcome to this week's edition of Cyber Forte’s Cybersecurity Newsletter, your trusted source for the latest updates, insights, and expert analysis in digital security. With the ever-changing cyber threat landscape, keeping up to date is essential. Each week, we bring you a selection of the most critical news, including data breaches, ransomware, and emerging vulnerabilities.

Whether you’re an experienced professional or simply looking to protect your digital assets, our newsletter aims to provide you with the tools to navigate today’s cybersecurity landscape. Let’s explore this week’s top stories.


1 Threats


1.1 Hacktivist Group Exploiting WinRAR Vulnerability

A vulnerability in WinRAR, a widely used file compression tool, is being exploited by a hacktivist group. This highlights the importance of keeping software up to date to avoid exploitation.


1.2 Hacking GlobalProtect VPN with WikiLoader Malware

Hackers are targeting the GlobalProtect VPN using WikiLoader malware to breach networks. This attack underscores the need for stronger VPN security measures.


1.3 ViperSoftX Evasion Techniques

ViperSoftX, a notorious malware, has been found employing advanced techniques to evade detection. Understanding these methods is vital for developing better defense mechanisms.


2 Cyber Attacks


2.1 Quishing Attacks via EV Chargers

A new type of phishing attack, dubbed "quishing," is targeting electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. These attacks exploit weaknesses in EV chargers, posing a growing threat to users and infrastructure.


2.2 Revival Hijack of PyPI Packages

Attackers are hijacking abandoned Python Package Index (PyPI) packages to insert malicious code. Developers should remain vigilant and regularly review dependencies.


2.3 Cisco Systems Manager Vulnerability

A vulnerability in Cisco’s Systems Manager has been identified, potentially allowing unauthorized access to sensitive data. Immediate patching is advised to mitigate the risk.


3 Vulnerabilities


3.1 Exploitation of Exchange PowerShell

Attackers are exploiting a vulnerability in Microsoft Exchange PowerShell to gain unauthorized access to critical data. Patching is critical to prevent system breaches.


3.2 Critical Progress LoadMaster Vulnerability

A serious flaw in Progress LoadMaster could let attackers execute arbitrary code. Regular security reviews and timely patches are key to mitigating this risk.


3.3 Veeam Software Vulnerabilities Allow Remote Code Execution

Several vulnerabilities in Veeam Software could allow remote code execution. Users are strongly encouraged to update their systems to block potential attacks.

Stay vigilant and updated with Cyber Forte as we continue to monitor these evolving threats. For businesses in need of comprehensive security assessments, partnering with a cyber security company in Melbourne is a smart move to keep your defenses strong.

 

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