October 29, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

👉 What's the latest in the cyber world today?

🚨 #CyberAlerts

Chinese Hackers Deploy CloudScout Toolset to Steal Cookies From Cloud Services

Source: Anh Ho via ESET

Russian Espionage Group Delivers Malware to Ukrainian Military via Telegram

Source: Google

Nintendo Warns Users About Phishing Emails Imitating Official Messages

Source: Nintendo

New Tool Released to Bypass Google Chrome's App-Bound Encryption System

Source: xaitax via X

Apple Releases visionOS Update Addressing Over 25 Security Vulnerabilities

Source: Apple

💥 #CyberIncidents

Massive Italian Cyberattack Compromises Data of 800,000 Citizens and Politicians

Source: Hannah Roberts via Politico

Truth Terminal Founder’s X Account Compromised to Promote Fraudulent Memecoin

Source: Andy Ayrey via X

Bucharest's District 5 City Hall Targeted in $5 Million Ransomware Attack

Source: Irina Marica via Romania Insider

Rogers Foam Corporation Hit With Breach Affecting Customers Personal Information

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

CUSO Financial Services Reports Data Breach Affecting Client Personal Information

Source: Office of The Maine Attorney General

📢 #CyberNews

US Government Restricts Investments in Advanced Chinese Technology and AI Firms

Source: US Department of Treasury

Oman Strengthens Cybersecurity Landscape with New Initiatives by Minister Ma’awali

Source: Hibba Al Kindi via Oman Daily Observer

Dutch National Police Seize Redline and Meta Infostealer Operations in Major Raid

Source: US Department of Justice

Over 60% of Australians Have Experienced Cyberattacks in the Past Year

Source: National Australian Bank

Armis Secures $200 Million to Expand Cybersecurity Offerings and Market Reach

Source: Armis

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