October 02, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's trending in cybersecurity today? 🚨 #CyberAlerts Fake Crypto Wallet Recovery Packages Found in PyPI Target Cryptocurrency Users Source: Yehuba Gelb via Checkmarx Active Exploitation Targets Newly Disclosed Zimbra Postjournal Vulnerability Source: Proofpoint on X Bluetooth Vulnerability Poses Major Security Risk to Wireless Device Pairing Source: Bluetooth XWorm Malware Variant Discovered Evading Detection Using Advanced Techniques Source: Jan Michael Alcantara via Netskope CISA Expands Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog with Four New Bugs Source: Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency 💥 #CyberIncidents Verizon Outage Affects Over 100000 Users Across US Prompting FCC Investigation Source: Jordan Valinsky via CNN French Broker Meilleurtaux Warns Customers About Serious Personal Data Leak Source: Yoann Bourgin via L’Usine Digitale VA Employees Breach Medical Privacy of Vice Presidential Candidates Source: The Washington Post New York Sports Club Reports Data Breach Affecting Nearly 20000 Individuals Source: Attorney General of California Rackspace Suffers Data Breach From Zero Day Vulnerability Exploitation Source: Rackspace 📢 #CyberNews CISA and Partners Release Guidance on Operational Technology Principles Source: Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency European Commission Appoints Team to Develop AI Code of Practice Source: The European Commission Evil Corp Syndicate Faces New Sanctions as US Indicts Member for Ransomware Attacks Source: Office of the Public Affairs, US Department of Justice Crypto Hacks in September Lead to Over 120 Million in Losses Targeting Major Platforms Source: PeckShield Apono Secures 15.5 Million to Enhance Cloud Security Solutions Source: Apono This Cyber Briefing is powered by https://911cyber.app  Get help from cybersecurity first responders today! Find the full stories at cybermaterial.com Or click here 👇 to read the summaries. https://911cyber.app/cyber-briefing #cyberbriefing #informationsecurity #Crypto #Bluetooth #Malware #Ransomware #Verizon #Russia #CISA #France

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