April 22, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's the latest in the cyber world today?🚨 #CyberAlertsScallywag Ad Fraud Campaign Exploits WordPress Plugins for Billions in Fake AdsSource: Adam Sell via HUMAN SecuritySpeedify VPN Flaw Exposes Users to Root Access and System Compromise on macOSSource: SecureLayer7SSL.com Vulnerability Allowed Fraudulent TLS Certificates for Major DomainsSource: MozillaWinZip Vulnerability Bypasses Windows Security and Exposes Users to Malicious CodeSource: Enis Aksu via GitHubMysterySnail RAT Resurfaces Targeting Mongolia and Russia with New TacticsSource: Kaspersky💥 #CyberIncidentsTexas City Abilene Shuts Down Systems After Cyberattack Disrupts ServicesSource: City of Abilene, TexasMaxxis Data Breach Exposes Personal Information After Employee Clicks Malicious LinkSource: Office of the Vermont Attorney GeneralWan Hai Shipping Website Targeted in Cyberattack Without Major Operational DisruptionSource: Yahoo NewsNth Degree Investment Group Reports Data Breach Affecting Over 25000 IndividualsSource: Office of the Maine Attorney GeneralThe Plastic Surgery Center Reports Data Breach Affecting Sensitive InformationSource: Office of the Vermont Attorney General📢 #CyberNewsMITRE Launches Cyber Attack-Defense Tool for Enhanced Security ModelingSource: MITREUkraine Strengthens National Cybersecurity With New Law Amid Growing CyberattacksSource: State Service of Special Communications and Information Protection of UkraineTwo Senior CISA Officials Resign Amid Agency Staff Reductions and Cybersecurity EffortsSource: Bob Lord and Lauren Zabierek via LinkedInCISA Informs Threat Hunting Staff of end to Google and Censys Contract Amid Budget CutsSource: David DiMolfetta via NextGovInfostealer Attacks Increase by 84% Weekly Through Phishing Emails in 2024Source: IBMThis 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 #WordPress #VPN #Apple #Google #IBM #Phishing #MITRE #Russia

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