March 05, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

Malicious Go Packages Found Targeting Linux and macOS with Loader Malware Threat

Source: Kirill Boychenko via Socket

Scammers Sent Fake Ransom Notes to US Companies Impersonating BianLian Group

Source: Grayson North, Stephen Brzozowski, and Hermes Bojaxhi via Guidepoint Security

Iran-Linked Hackers Target UAE Organizations with New Sosano Malware Campaign

Source: Joshua Miller, Kyle Cucci via Proofpoint

GrassCall Malware Campaign Targets Job Seekers and Steals Sensitive Information

Source: Broadcom

Broadcom Warns VMware Customers About Three Zero-Day Vulnerabilities

Source: Broadcom

💥 #CyberIncidents

NBA X Account Hacked to Promote Fake $NBA Coin Cryptocurrency Scam

Source: Colin Salao via Front Office Sports

NASCAR Social Media Accounts Targeted in Latest Crypto Scam Attack

Source: Daniel Bates via The Spun

Whitman Hospital and Medical Clinics Faces Ongoing Disruption Due to Cyberattack

Source: Whitman Hospital & Medical Clinics

LRT Fends Off Cyberattack Targeting Lithuanian News Website Disrupting Operations

Source: LRT

NTT Communications Reports Data Breach Affecting Corporate Customers

Source: NTT Communications

📢 #CyberNews

US Lawmakers Reintroduce COPPA 2.0 Bill to Safeguard Children’s Online Privacy

Source: Senators Ed Markey and Bill Cassidy

FTC Freezes Assets in Crackdown on Nationwide Phantom Debt Collection Scam

Source: US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Court Orders Indictment of Former NSO Group Executives Over Spyware Abuse

Source: Iridia

Jamf Acquires Identity Automation for $215 Million to Enhance Security Solutions

Source: Jamf

iGaming Sector Faces Over €5bn Losses Annually Due to Fraud and AI Threats

Source: Gambling News

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