April 30, 2024 - Cyber Briefing

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Critical R Programming Flaw Could Trigger Arbitrary Code Execution

Source: Kasimir Schulz, Kieran Evans via HiddenLayer

New Safari Flaw Could Track iPhone Users Across Europe

Source: Talal Haj Bakry and Tommy Mysk via Mysk Inc.

Critical Linux Kernel Flaw in Netfilter Patched Globally

Source: Linux Kernel Team

New Android RAT Malware Targets Social Media Users

Source: SonicWall

Critical SQL Injection Vulnerability Uncovered in Grafana

Source: GitHub

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$44.5 Million in Crypto Stolen from Hedgey Finance

Source: Oluwapelumi Adejumo via CryptoSlate

Australian Lender Firstmac Cyberattack Compromises Customer Data

Source: Liam Walsh via Financial Review

Ukrainian Intelligence Claims Cyberattack on Russian Party

Source: Oleg Vaskiv, Anastasia Isaenkova via Suspilne

Cyber Partisans Hack Belarus KGB Website, Leak Agent Data

Source: Cyber Partisans

IRS Issues for Glendale Teachers After District Hack

Source: Los Angeles Times

📢 #CyberNews

CISA Unveils New Guidelines to Combat AI Security Threats

Source: Cybersecurity Infrastructure Security Agency

South Korea Boosts Crypto Crime Fight with New Unit

Source: Yoo Kyung-min Yookm via Segye

Google Blocks 200,000 Risky Apps to Boost Play Store Security

Source: Steve Kafka, Khawaja Shams and Mohet Saxena via Google

73% of the Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Security Pros Overlook Critical Alerts

Source: Coro Cybersecurity

Darktrace Set for $5 Billion Take-Private Deal by Thoma Bravo

Source: Paul Sawers via TechCrunch

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