March 25, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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🚨 #CyberAlerts

Hackers Use Fake Semrush Ads to Steal Google Account Credentials from Victims

Source: Jérôme Segura and Elie Berreby via Malwarebytes

Rilide Malware Targets Chrome and Edge Users Stealing Login Credentials

Source: Pulsedive

Phishing Campaign Targets Counter-Strike 2 Players Using Fake Steam Login Pages

Source: Silent Push

IngressNightmare Vulnerabilities Expose Kubernetes Clusters to Remote Code Execution

Source: via Wiz

FogDoor Malware Targets Developers with Fake Coding Challenges for Data Theft

Source: Cyble

💥 #CyberIncidents

Cyberattack Hits Ukraine Railway System Disrupting Online Ticket Sales at Kyiv Station

Source: Ukrzaliznytsia via Telegram

Russian Hackers Target Belgian Websites in DDoS Attack Disrupting Key Services

Source: Sandra Cardoen via VRT

Astral Foods Suffers $1 Million Loss After Cyberattack Disrupts Operations

Source: Astral Foods

Union County Cyberattack Exposes Personal Data of Residents in Pennsylvania

Source: Union County, Pennsylvania

Hackers Demand US10 Million in Cyberattack on Malaysia Airports

Source: Farik Zolkepli and Justin Zack via The Star

📢 #CyberNews

FCC Investigates Chinese Firms for Evading National Security Restrictions in US Market

Source: US Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

Over 300 Arrested in Cybercrime Crackdown Across Seven African Countries

Source: Interpol

NIST Still Struggling to Clear Growing CVE Backlog in National Vulnerability Database

Source: National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

23andMe Files for Bankruptcy Amid Data Privacy Risks and Ongoing Sale Process

Source: 23andMe

Linux 6.14 Release Boosts Performance AI Gaming and Security Features

Source: The Linux Kernel Archives

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