June 20, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Unpatched Vulnerability Lets Anyone Impersonate Microsoft Corporate Email Accounts

Source: Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai via TechCrunch

Rust-Based Fickle Stealer Malware Targets Windows Users via Multiple Attack Chain

Source: Pei Han Liao via Fortinet

New SquidLoader Malware Evades Detection in Phishing Attacks on Chinese Firms

Source: Fernando Dominguez via Level Blue

Atlassian Fixes Multiple High-Severity Vulnerabilities in Confluence and Jira

Source: Atlassian

Rogue Raticate Strikes Again Targeting Enterprises with Malicious PDFs

Source: Broadcom

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Kraken Crypto Exchange Suffers $3 Million Theft Due to Zero-Day Flaw

Source: Kraken Crypto Exchange

Cyberattack on CDK Global Halts Operations at 15000 Car Dealerships in the US

Source: Megan Cerullo and Aimee Picchi via CBS News

Ransomware Attack Hit Crown Equipment Disrupting Global Operations

Source: BornCity

Data Breach Exposes Images of Nearly 500k Members of UK Health Club Chain

Source: Jeremiah Fowler via vpnMentor

Jacob Elordi Becomes Latest Celebrity Victim of Deepfake Scandal

Source: Kate Dennett via Daily Mail Australia

📢 #CyberNews

US, NZ and Canada Agencies Release Guidance to Modernize Network Security

Source: Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency

Space Industry Faces Rising Cyber Threats Amid Lack of Coordination

Source: Sandra Erwin via SpaceNews

Chris Pashley Joins ARPA Health as Chief Information Security Officer

Source: Chris Pashley

Japan and New Zealand Agreed On Intelligence Sharing Pact

Source: Anadolu Agency

UK Based Post Quantum Cryptography Company PQShield Raises $37 Million

Source: Matt Swayne via The Quantum Insider

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