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Netizen Cybersecurity Bulletin (April 31st, 2024)

Posted on 04 May 2024

Overview: Phish Tale of the Week Often times phishing campaigns, created by malicious actors, target users by utilizing social engineering. For example, in this text message, the actors are appearing as Norton Security. The message politely thanks us for our “order,” gives us an order number, and sends a pdf of the reciept. It seems ...

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The Escalation of Cyber Attacks in Ukraine Using Old Vulnerabilities and New Methods

Posted on 29 Apr 2024

The cyber warfare landscape in Ukraine is experiencing a surge in attacks, targeting military personnel and critical infrastructure. Researchers uncovered an operation using a seven-year-old flaw in Microsoft Office to distribute malware disguised as a Signal app file. Ukrainian armed forces are increasingly targeted through messaging and dating platforms, necessitating enhanced cybersecurity measures. ...

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Cisco’s ArcaneDoor Campaign: An Analysis of the Exploitation of Firewall Vulnerabilities

Posted on 25 Apr 2024

In early 2024, Cisco and Cisco Talos uncovered the ArcaneDoor cyber-espionage campaign targeting specific Cisco devices. Exploiting critical vulnerabilities, the attackers deployed malware, executed unauthorized commands, and potentially exfiltrated data. Cisco advised firmware upgrades, forensic investigations, and network security measures to mitigate the threats. ...

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The Legal and Security Perils of Using Cracks and Keygens

Posted on 26 Apr 2024

The evolution of software piracy dates back to the 1970s, with the use of cracks and keygens to unlock paid software. However, this practice is illegal and poses cybersecurity risks, leading to severe legal and ethical consequences. To combat software piracy, organizations and individuals should prioritize ethical software practices and consider proactive cybersecurity measures. ...

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Enhanced Cybersecurity Measures for Defense Contractors Through New Pentagon Initiative

Posted on 24 Apr 2024

The Department of Defense (DoD) Cyber Crime Center (DC3) and Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (DCSA) have launched a Vulnerability Disclosure Program (DIB-VDP) for defense contractors, aiming to enhance national security. It allows ethical hackers to identify and address cybersecurity threats within military contractor networks. ...

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