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Dependency Confusion Flaw Found in Old Apache Code

Recently, security researchers identified a new vulnerability known as Dependency Confusion, affecting an archived Apache project titled Cordova App Harness. This vulnerability enables malefactors to manipulate package managers into downloading a fraudulent package from...

eScan Update Delivers Backdoors & Cryptominers

North Korean hackers exploited the eScan antivirus update mechanism to embed backdoors into corporate networks and disseminate cryptocurrency miners using the malicious software, GuptiMiner. Cybersecurity firm Avast reports that the perpetrators conducted an adversary-in-the-middle...

North Korea Targets S.Korean Defense Tech

North Korea Targets S.Korean Defense Tech

The South Korean police have issued a warning about cyberattacks by North Korean hacker groups targeting defense industry enterprises to steal valuable technological information. The police have documented several instances of successful breaches of...

Iran Cyberwarfare Targets US: Sanctions Issued

The United States Treasury Department has announced the imposition of sanctions against four Iranian citizens and two corporations for their involvement in cyberattacks targeting U.S. government agencies, defense contractors, and private companies. The sanctions...

ToddyCat APT: A Cyber Threat to Asia-Pacific

Specialists from Kaspersky Lab have discovered that the hacking group ToddyCat employs a diverse array of tools to maintain access to compromised systems and steal valuable data. Active since December 2020, the group primarily...

Critical Flaws Found in Popular WordPress Plugin

Critical Flaws Found in Popular WordPress Plugin

JPCERT specialists are raising alarms about a series of critical vulnerabilities in the Forminator plugin for WordPress, developed by WPMU DEV. This plugin, utilized by over 500,000 websites, enables the creation of various forms...