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New FrigidStealer Campaign Targeting macOS Users: What SOC Teams Need to Know

Posted on 19 Feb 2025

A new malware campaign targets macOS users through fake browser update prompts, distributing FrigidStealer. This campaign also affects Windows and Android users. Cybercriminals utilize compromised websites to inject malicious JavaScript, requiring user interaction to install malware. Security teams need to enhance detection, endpoint protection, and user awareness to counter this threat effectively. ...

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OpenSSH Security Updates: What SOC Teams Need to Know

Posted on 18 Feb 2025

OpenSSH has released version 9.9p2 to address two critical vulnerabilities: a machine-in-the-middle attack (CVE-2025-26465) and a pre-authentication denial-of-service flaw (CVE-2025-26466). Users are urged to update immediately, disable default settings that allow exploitation, and reinforce security practices to protect against potential attacks on SSH connections. ...

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Netizen: Monday Security Brief (2/17/2024)

Posted on 17 Feb 2025

Cybercriminals are exploiting a critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-53704) in SonicWall firewalls, enabling unauthorized access to corporate networks after a proof-of-concept was released. Meanwhile, the Chinese APT group Mustang Panda targets a new unpatched Windows zero-day vulnerability, raising concerns over security and espionage risks for organizations worldwide. Immediate action is urged. ...

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SIPRNet and NIPRNet: Key Differences Explained

Posted on 20 Feb 2025

The Department of Defense (DoD) utilizes two key networks: SIPRNet for classified information and NIPRNet for unclassified data. SIPRNet ensures secure communication with stringent access controls for sensitive information, while NIPRNet facilitates broader communication needs by handling non-sensitive information with adequate security measures. Both are vital for operational effectiveness. ...

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Understanding Sandworm: Cyber Attacks Beyond Borders

Posted on 14 Feb 2025

Microsoft has uncovered a sophisticated cyber espionage campaign, codenamed BadPilot, by the Russian hacking group Sandworm, targeting critical infrastructure across over 15 countries since 2021. The operation exploits known vulnerabilities and utilizes cybercriminal infrastructure, highlighting Sandworm’s shift to global attacks. Enhanced cybersecurity measures are essential for organizations to counter such threats. ...

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