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Threat Intelligence
Italy’s Foreign Ministry defends against cyberattack, checks embassies for further threats
Italy’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it has blocked a cyberattack on its website and is checking embassy sites for related threats. The ministry is pushing for EU action to identify those responsible.
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Malware
Ransomware Gangs Face Internal Betrayal and Sloppy Security, Report Says
A new report highlights how some ransomware groups are dealing with insider theft and careless mistakes, while law enforcement continues to target scam operations.
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Malware
FakeGit campaign floods GitHub with over 17,000 malware-laden repositories
Researchers report over 17,000 fake GitHub repositories are spreading SmartLoader malware in a renewed FakeGit campaign. Attackers use convincing download links to trick developers.
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Malware
Poem-based malware infects thousands of servers via GitHub
Attackers used a poem on GitHub to control malware that infected over 3,000 servers, mainly targeting AI-related services. The malware mines cryptocurrency and can spread to more systems.
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Vulnerabilities
Cisco Patches Over a Dozen Critical Security Flaws Across Key Products
Cisco has released fixes for more than a dozen critical vulnerabilities in its products. The flaws could allow attackers to gain access, steal information, or disrupt services if left unpatched.
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Vulnerabilities
Cisco warns of critical flaws in Nexus switches: attackers could take control
Cisco has disclosed five critical vulnerabilities in its Nexus switches that could let attackers run code or disrupt networks. The flaws affect certain features and require urgent patching.
8 Oct 20263 min read
Malware
CIA Officer Stole $190 Million by Faking Top Secret Project, Says Report
A CIA officer with high-level clearance allegedly stole $190 million by inventing a fake secret project. The FBI raided his home and recovered gold, cash, and luxury items. Only TechRadar has reported this so far.
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Ransomware
Ransomware recovery firm owner accused of deceiving victims
The owner of MonsterCloud, a ransomware remediation company, has been charged with fraud. He allegedly paid attackers for decryption keys while claiming to use special technology to recover data.
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Threat Intelligence
US Coast Guard Boarded Supertankers After Cyberattacks Exploited Known Flaws
Two US-bound supertankers were boarded by Coast Guard and FBI cyber teams after hackers exploited known, unpatched vulnerabilities. No operational disruption was reported, but the incidents highlight risks to maritime cybersecurity.
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