Ukraine’s Infrastructure Under Attack by New Wiper Malware

A newly discovered malware named PathWiper has been used in a cyberattack that seriously impacted a critical infrastructure facility in Ukraine. According to cybersecurity researchers at Cisco Talos, this malware wasn’t launched through traditional hacking techniques but was delivered using a legitimate endpoint management system. This means the attackers likely had administrator-level access, which allowed … Continued

The Biggest Data Leak Ever: Over 4 Billion Records Exposed

So, what happened? Researchers found a huge, unsecured database sitting out in the open — 631 gigabytes packed with about 4 billion user records. Yeah, you read that right. Four. Billion. Records. Most of this data comes from Chinese users, and it’s full of sensitive info like names, birthdates, phone numbers, and even financial details … Continued

FBI Warns of BADBOX 2.0 Botnet Surge

The FBI has issued a critical cybersecurity alert warning about a sharp increase in infections caused by the BADBOX 2.0 botnet. This sophisticated malware is currently compromising more than one million Android devices, primarily off-brand models, many sourced from Chinese manufacturers. What is BADBOX 2.0? BADBOX 2.0 is an advanced version of the original BADBOX … Continued

New macOS Malware Campaign Uses ClickFix Trick to Target Apple Users

Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a fresh malware campaign targeting macOS users through a social engineering technique known as ClickFix. This operation aims to deceive users into downloading a malicious software called Atomic macOS Stealer (AMOS), designed to steal sensitive information from Apple devices. Researchers at CloudSEK report that the attackers exploit lookalike domains mimicking the … Continued

China Offers Bounties for Alleged Taiwanese Military Hackers, Escalating Cyber Tensions

In a move that has raised eyebrows across the global cybersecurity and geopolitical communities, Chinese authorities have publicly accused members of Taiwan’s military of cyberespionage and are offering financial rewards for their capture. 🔍 Public Accusations and Bounty Announcement On June 5, authorities in Guangzhou, a major city in southern China, announced cash rewards exceeding … Continued

Microsoft Steps Up: Offers Free Cybersecurity Support to European Governments Amid Rising Threats

Microsoft has unveiled a significant initiative to bolster the cybersecurity defenses of European governments at no cost, addressing the escalating threat landscape, particularly from state-sponsored actors leveraging advanced technologies like AI. On June 4, 2025, Microsoft announced a comprehensive program aimed at enhancing intelligence-sharing on AI-based threats and assisting in the prevention and disruption of … Continued

Spotlighting the Startups of Infosecurity Europe 2025

Where Innovation Meets the Frontlines of Cybersecurity As the cybersecurity industry continues to evolve, Infosecurity Europe 2025 has once again proven itself to be the ultimate showcase for not just established giants, but also the rising stars of the sector — startups that are redefining what’s possible in threat defense, identity protection, AI-driven response, and … Continued

HPE Issues Critical Security Fixes for StoreOnce Backup Systems

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has rolled out urgent security patches to fix eight separate vulnerabilities in its StoreOnce data backup and deduplication platform. These flaws, if left unaddressed, could enable attackers to bypass authentication measures and execute remote code on affected systems. According to HPE’s official advisory, the vulnerabilities open the door to various attack … Continued

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