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StopAndProtect turns hacked WordPress sites into malware hosts, command servers, and stores for stolen files before selective ransomware deployment.
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CISA Gives Federal Agencies Three Days to Patch Exploited NetScaler Flaw
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Exposed Server Reveals Aurora Operator's Breach Playbook Across 17 Organizations
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MuddyWater Uses Deno to Hide a Backdoor in U.S. Companies
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Attackers Exploit Gitea Flaw to Run Code on Self-Hosted Servers
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CareCloud AWS Breach Affects 3.7 Million Patients
CareCloud says forensic review confirmed patient data exfiltration. HHS reports 3.76 million affected people, while public records do not map specific fields to each person.
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Attackers Exploit Oracle WebLogic Proxy Flaw to Reach Critical Data
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ToxicPanda Steals Banking PINs and Takes Shell Control of Android Phones
An updated Android banking trojan blocks Google Play traffic, automates wireless ADB pairing, and targets 349 financial apps across 16 countries.
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Fake GTA 6 Demo Steals Passwords and Active Browser Sessions
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