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FBI Warns of In-Person Data Theft Attacks by Extortion Gang

The FBI has issued a warning about a sneaky new tactic used by the notorious Silent Ransom Group: showing up in person to steal sensitive data, after gaining trust through clever phishing and phone scams. This brazen approach combines remote access tricks with physical presence at victim sites, marking a chilling evolution in their extortion methods.

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CISA Mandates Emergency Patch for Exploited cPanel Plugin Flaw

A critical vulnerability in the LiteSpeed cPanel plugin, known as CVE-2026-48172, is being actively exploited by remote attackers, allowing them to execute arbitrary scripts with root privileges. CISA has issued an emergency patch, giving affected users just four days to update and protect themselves.

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Dutch Police Apprehends Suspect in Ajax Football Club Hack

Dutch police have arrested a 35-year-old man from Buren for repeatedly hacking into Ajax football club's computer systems, granting himself unauthorized access. The suspect's identity and motives are still under investigation.

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Microsoft Warns of AI-Driven Cryptojacking Campaign Targeting High-Performance GPUs

Beware of a sneaky new cryptojacking scam that's using AI chatbots to trick you into downloading malicious software - hackers are now hiding in plain sight, serving up poisoned links in chatbot responses that seem like harmless software recommendations. This cunning tactic is a game-changer for cyber threats, making it even harder to spot danger online.

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PureLogs Infostealer Exploits Purchase Order Phishing Lures

Beware of purchase order phishing scams that can deliver a powerful infostealer, capable of stealing sensitive credentials and cryptocurrency keys, via a simple yet cleverly disguised email with a malicious RAR attachment. Even security software can be fooled, as one campaign was only flagged as a threat after it was already sent.

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Hackers Exploit KnowledgeDeliver Flaw to Install Web Shells

Hackers have exploited a critical flaw in KnowledgeDeliver, using it as a zero-day to sneakily install a powerful .NET web shell called Godzilla on vulnerable servers. This sneaky attack was made possible by a deserialization vulnerability, CVE-2026-5426, that allowed threat actors to execute code at the operating-system level.

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Charter Breach Exposes Millions of Customer Records

Millions of customer records have been exposed in a shocking data breach at Charter Communications, with the company swiftly confirming the incident and assuring customers that sensitive personal info remains safe. The breach, reportedly involving 40 million records, has triggered a thorough investigation and cooperation with authorities.

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MyPillow Targeted in Play Ransomware Attack

MyPillow has been hit by a ransomware attack, with hackers claiming to have stolen highly sensitive data including private documents, financial information, and employee details. The attackers are demanding a ransom and threatening to publish the stolen data unless paid.

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MuddyWater Exploits DLL Side-Loading in Global Espionage Push

MuddyWater hackers have launched a massive global espionage campaign, infiltrating at least nine organizations across four continents by cleverly disguising malicious code as legitimate software. They used a sneaky trick called DLL side-loading to quietly steal credentials and browser data.

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Chinese Phishing Services Shift to Live Credential Interception Tactics

Cyber attackers are now using live administration panels to interact with victims in real-time, capturing one-time passcodes and instantly bypassing multifactor authentication protections. This new tactic allows them to neutralize security measures and steal sensitive information more effectively.

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Lithuania's National Register Breached, 600,000 Entries Exposed

A massive data breach has hit Lithuania's national registers, exposing over 600,000 sensitive entries, including records of legal entities and real estate holdings. The breach has prompted swift action from authorities, who have restricted access and blocked suspected accounts to mitigate the damage.

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BTMOB Android RAT Exploits No-Code Tools in Global Phishing Campaigns

A single malicious download can put an entire company's sensitive data at risk, so it's crucial for corporate security teams to educate employees on the dangers of rogue apps.

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MFA Prompt Bombing Exposes Weakness in Two-Factor Security

A shocking 2.8GB of data was stolen from Cisco after a clever attacker tricked an employee into approving a push-based MFA prompt, highlighting a disturbing vulnerability in two-factor security. This brazen hack, linked to the Yanluowang ransomware group, shows how attackers can exploit the very security measures meant to protect us.

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Iranian Hackers Deploy AI-Backed MiniFast Backdoor via Phishing and SEO Poisoning

Iranian hackers have escalated their cyber attacks, leveraging AI-powered tools to craft malware and targeting key sectors like aviation, defense, and telecommunications across the US, Europe, and the Middle East. Their sophisticated tactics, including phishing and SEO poisoning, have allowed them to spy on organizations with alarming speed and efficiency.

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Iran-Linked Hackers Target US Aviation with Sophisticated Phishing and SEO Poisoning

Meet Nimbus Manticore, an Iran-linked hacking group that's back with a vengeance, using clever phishing and SEO poisoning tactics to target the US aviation industry in a series of sophisticated attacks. Their latest campaign, which ran from February to April 2026, marked a significant expansion into aviation, defense, and telecommunications.

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7-Eleven Data Breach Compromises 185,000 People's Personal Info

A recent 7-Eleven data breach has put the personal info of 185,000 people at risk, exposing sensitive details like names, addresses, birthdays, and phone numbers. The breach, which occurred on April 8, 2026, is still shrouded in mystery, with 7-Eleven only confirming that certain systems storing franchisee documents were compromised.

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KnowledgeDeliver LMS Flaw Exploited to Deploy Malware

A security flaw in the KnowledgeDeliver LMS, known as CVE-2026-5426, was exploited by a threat actor to inject malicious code and infect users visiting the site. This vulnerability was caused by a predictable secret in the system's web.config file, allowing attackers to execute remote code.

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Dutch Authorities Disrupt Russian Cyber Operations, Seize 800 Servers

In a major blow to Russian cybercrime, Dutch authorities seized over 800 servers and arrested two individuals in a daring raid that cracked down on illicit online operations. The suspects, a 57-year-old Amsterdam resident and a 39-year-old from The Hague, were charged with violating sanctions law by aiding EU-sanctioned entities.

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SaaS Providers Face Trust Crisis After Canvas Breach

A massive breach of the Canvas learning management system has left 275 million users reeling, compromising student records and disrupting learning at over 8,800 institutions worldwide. The shocking incident has sparked a trust crisis for SaaS providers, raising urgent questions about security and data protection.

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Linux Flaws Expose Critical Infrastructure to Root Command Execution

GitHub confirmed that a compromised employee device, infected by a poisoned Nx Console VS Code extension, led to the theft of around 3,800 internal repositories, sparking swift action to contain the breach and protect sensitive data. The incident highlights the vulnerability of even the most secure systems to supply chain attacks.

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FBI Warns of Kali365 Phishing Service Targeting Microsoft 365 Accounts

Beware of Kali365, a sneaky phishing service that's hijacking Microsoft 365 accounts by exploiting a legitimate authentication flow - and it's happening fast, with the platform emerging as recently as April 2026. This clever trick uses a short code to trick victims into handing over control of their accounts.

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Ghost CMS Flaw Exploited to Hijack Over 700 Sites in ClickFix Attacks

Over 700 websites were hijacked in a massive campaign that exploited a critical Ghost CMS vulnerability, turning legitimate pages into gateways for Windows malware. This alarming attack was made possible by CVE-2026-26980, an SQL injection flaw with a near-perfect CVSS score of 9.4.

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Lazarus Group Deploys Memory-Only RAT in Financial Sector Attacks

The notorious Lazarus Group has unleashed a sneaky new attack tool, a memory-only Remote Access Trojan (RAT), targeting the financial sector with cunning precision. This stealthy malware, known as RemotePE, is just the latest weapon in the group's arsenal, and it's being used to infiltrate and manipulate its victims.

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FBI Warns of Kali365 Phishing Kit's OAuth Token Heist

The FBI has sounded the alarm on Kali365, a phishing-as-a-service platform that's making it easy for even novice hackers to steal Microsoft 365 login credentials and bypass security measures like multifactor authentication. This subscription-based service, mainly spread through Telegram, provides attackers with AI-generated phishing lures, campaign templates, and real-time tracking tools to target individuals and organizations.

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