April 15, 2025 - Cyber Briefing

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ResolverRAT Targets Healthcare and Pharma Through Phishing and DLL Hijacking

Source: Nadav Lorber via Morphisec

BPFDoor Malware Uses Reverse Shell to Deepen Access in Compromised Networks

Source: Fernando Mercês via Trend Micro

Hackers Use Microsoft Teams Chats to Deploy Malware and Maintain Access to PCs

Source: ReliaQuest

Cheap Android Phones with Malware Steal Crypto via Fake WhatsApp

Source: Dr. Web

Apache Roller Vulnerability Lets Hackers Keep Access After Password Changes

Source: Apache

💥 #CyberIncidents

Hertz Confirms Data Breach Exposing Customer Info in Cleo Zero-Day Attack

Source: Hertz

DaVita Confirms Ransomware Attack Disrupts Operations and Potential Data Theft

Source: US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

GPS Spoofing Targets Indian Air Force Aircraft During Myanmar Humanitarian Mission

Source: Shivani Sharma via India Today TV

Lemonade Hit by Data Breach Exposing Thousands of Driver’s License Numbers

Source: South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs

FAKO-M Getränke Disrupted by Cyberattack Halting IT Operations in Several Locations

Source: FAKO-M-Getränke

📢 #CyberNews

Meta Resumes AI Training Using Public User Data in EU After Regulatory Approval

Source: Meta

CA Browser Forum to Cut SSL TLS Certificate Lifespans to 47 Days by 2029

Source: CA/Browser Forum

Queensland to Implement New Data Breach Notification Law by 2025

Source: Claire Doneley via Ashurst

Education Sector Faces Surge in Cyber Threats Targeting Schools and Universities

Source: Phil Muncaster via ESET

94% of Firms Value Pentesting but Struggle to Fix Vulnerabilities in GenAI

Source: Cobalt

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