April 03, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's going on in the cyber world today? 🚨 #CyberAlertsNew Phishing Attack Uses QR Codes to Steal Microsoft 365 Login CredentialsSource: Aiden Huang, Vishwa Thothathri Palo Alto Networks, Unit 42WinRAR Vulnerability Bypasses Windows Security Allowing Remote Code ExecutionSource: JPCERT Coordination Center Verizon Call Filter Flaw Exposes Customer Call Logs and Privacy RisksSource: Evan Connelly via GitHubWeb Skimming Campaign Targets Stripe API and Steals Payment Data from MerchantsSource: Pedro Fortuna via JscramblerVulnerabilities Expose Jan AI to Remote Attacks and Risk of Data BreachesSource: Raul Onitza-Klugman via Synk💥 #CyberIncidentsRoyal Mail Investigates Data Breach Linked to Third Party Supplier SpectosSource: Kevin Poireault via Infosec MagazineHacker Steals $70 Million from UPCX Payment Platform in Unauthorized BreachSource: Ezra Reguerra via CoinTelegraphBaltimore Takes Action to Secure Payment System After $1.5 Million Vendor FraudSource: Emily Opilo via The Baltimore BannerPolish Prime Minister Confirms Cyberattack on Civic Platform Ahead of ElectionSource: ReutersMarinomed Biotech AG Reports Cybercrime Attack Resulting in EUR 677,000 LossSource: Marinomed📢 #CyberNewsParis Negotiations Tackle Commercial Hacking Tools and Their Global ImpactSource: Jen Ellis, Louise Marie Hurel, Dr Gareth Mott, Allison Pytlak, Pablo Rice and Katharina Sommer via Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)Trump Administration Officials Reportedly Used Gmail for Sensitive Government WorkSource: The Washington PostEuropol Shuts Down Kidflix CSAM Platform in Largest Global OperationSource: EuropolThailand and Google Partner to Strengthen Cybersecurity and Combat Rising ThreatsSource: GoogleCyberhaven Raises $100 Million to Enhance AI Data Security SolutionsSource: CyberhavenThis Cyber Briefing is powered by https://911cyber.app Get help from cybersecurity first responders today!Find the full stories at cybermaterial.comOr click here 👇 to read the summaries.https://911cyber.app/cyber-briefing#cyberbriefing #informationsecurity #Microsoft #Phishing #Crypto #AI #Verizon #RoyalMail #Google #Europol

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