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Abnormal Security, a company that offers email security services, recently conducted an extensive evaluation of three phishing emails suspected to be generated by AI that were blocked by its platform. The company also raised concerns that malicious actors are increasingly utilizing generative AI

Husain Parvez Published on 18th June 2023

In a joint bulletin released by cybersecurity authorities from multiple countries, it has been revealed that the notorious LockBit ransomware gang has extorted a staggering $91 million from approximately 1,700 US organizations since 2020. The bulletin was published by the US Cybersecurity and

Zane Kennedy Published on 16th June 2023

On Monday, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence released a report providing new information on how U.S. intelligence agencies have taken advantage of the commercial availability of data on American citizens. The partially declassified report, dated January 2022, has a redacted author

Husain Parvez Published on 14th June 2023

Trend Micro researchers have shed light on the emergence of an advanced malware obfuscation engine called BatCloak. This highly sophisticated tool has demonstrated a remarkable ability to outsmart antivirus solutions, posing new challenges for the cybersecurity community. Running analysis and

Zane Kennedy Published on 14th June 2023

US and British cybersecurity officials have issued a warning about an emerging surge of cyber-intrusions targeting the MOVEit file transfer software. MOVEit is widely used by corporations to securely exchange highly sensitive data, making it a valuable target for cybercriminals. The breaches have

Zane Kennedy Published on 12th June 2023

A novel phishing technique known as "File Archiver in the Browser'' could leverage .ZIP domains to deceive users into opening malicious files. Google recently introduced the option to register .ZIP and .MOV domains, which sparked debates about potential cybersecurity risks as these are the same as

Keira Waddell Published on 11th June 2023

Microsoft has agreed to pay $20 million to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to settle charges regarding the improper collection and storage of childrens’ data via Xbox Live. The FTC alleged that the tech giant collected childrens’ data without their parent’s consent. In some cases, this data was

Husain Parvez Published on 9th June 2023

A cybersecurity firm, CloudSEK, has discovered many apps infected with SpinOk malware on the Google Play store after an extensive investigation. Their research team identified 193 infected apps, 43 of which were still active on the Google Play Store within the past week. The SpinOk Malware was

Husain Parvez Published on 8th June 2023

A global Magecart attack has wreaked havoc on numerous eCommerce websites, compromising thousands of customers' personal data and credit card information. The sophisticated cybercriminal group responsible for the attack has been injecting malicious scripts into legitimate websites, including

Zane Kennedy Published on 6th June 2023

Amazon has agreed to pay a combined $30.8 million to settle privacy allegations brought forth by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The lawsuit revolved around privacy lapses related to Amazon's Ring doorbell units and its Alexa assistant. Of the total settlement amount, $5.8 million will be paid

Zane Kennedy Published on 4th June 2023