Reported Detention of “Rey” Adds Pressure to the ShinyHunters Network
Saif al-Din Khader 'Rey' reportedly detained in Jordan aiding FBI ShinyHunters probe amid unverified FBI hack claims and leak-site disruption.
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TA419 Uses Deceptive Microsoft Login Flows to Pursue U.S. AI Policy Specialists
Proofpoint links China-aligned TA419 to phishing attacks on US AI policy experts using fake Microsoft logins to steal credentials.
Fake Zoom Installer Uses CloudSyncD to Establish Persistent Access on Macs
Fake Zoom installer tricks Mac users into granting root access to install CloudSyncD backdoor for persistent control and follow-on payloads.
MI5 Tells UK Universities to Trace Research Funding Linked to Alleged Chinese Intelligence Front
MI5 warned UK universities that 100+ academics received funding via CGTRI, alleged MSS front backing AI, cybersecurity and covert comms research.
Stolen Credentials Open DTU Identity Platform to Large-Scale Data Download
Attacker used stolen credentials to breach DTU's DTUBasen identity system, potentially exposing data of 200,000 people including CPR numbers.
Antino Hides Espionage Traffic Inside Outlook and OneDrive
UAT-11587 used Antino backdoor to target Asian government agencies, hiding C2 in Outlook and OneDrive via Microsoft Graph.
Android 17 Puts Accessibility Privileges Behind App Verification
Android 17 Advanced Protection limits Accessibility access to verified tools to block trojans and spyware abusing assistive APIs.
NetScaler Zero-Days Put Patch Speed and Shutdown Advice to the Test
Citrix patched eight NetScaler flaws, including two exploited zero-days, sparking debate over immediate upgrades versus taking systems offline.
California Dismissal Leaves El Faro’s Pegasus Claims Before an Appeal
California judge dismissed El Faro journalists' Pegasus lawsuit against NSO Group on jurisdictional grounds. Knight Institute plans appeal.