Cyber-Briefing-2023.03.21

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

🚨 #CyberAlerts

CatB ransomware uses DLL search order hijacking to evade detection and launch its payload

Source: SentinelOne

Ubuntu releases Security Notices for Linux kernel vulnerabilities in multiple products

Source: Ubuntu

"Acropalypse" Vulnerability: Google Pixel Markup Flaw Leaves Edited Images Recoverable

Source: Simon Aarons (twitter)

DotRunpeX: The New Malware Injector Distributing Numerous Malware Families

Source: Check Point

Emotet Malware Switches to OneNote Attachments to Bypass Microsoft Security

Source: Security researcher abel (Twitter)

💥 #CyberIncidents

Ferrari Hacked and Held for Ransom: Luxury Automaker Refuses to Pay Up

Source: Ferrari

Hackers may have accessed the personal details of over 1,000 participants in Australia's largest skin cancer study

Source: ABC News

Bitcoin ATM Manufacturer General Bytes Shuts Down Cloud Services After Hacker Breach

Source: General Bytes

Hackers release stolen Minneapolis Public Schools data on dark web

Source: Minneapolis Public Schools

Mispadu Banking Trojan Strikes Again, Steals 90,000 Bank Account Credentials!

Source:Metabase Q

DOCOMO Pacific Reports Cyber Security Incident Impacting Services, Customer Data Unaffected

Source: DOCOMO Pacific

📢 #CyberNews

Federal Agents Arrest Alleged Owner of Criminal Forum BreachForums in New York

Source: DOJ

Atlanta Cybercriminal Sentenced to Over 7 Years in Prison for Multi-Million Dollar Phishing Scheme

Source: DOJ

US Justice Department Investigates ByteDance over TikTok Surveillance of Journalists

Source: Forbes

Hackers Exploit 55 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in 2022, Most Targeting Tech Giants

Source: Mandiant

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