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Pegasus 2.0? Israeli Firm Paragon’s Zero-Click Spyware Targets Journalists!
WhatsApp disrupted a spyware campaign targeting journalists via zero-click attacks in group chats. Israeli firm Paragon Solutions’ spyware, Graphite, was used to exploit victims. WhatsApp issued a cease-and-desist letter and may take legal action. Paragon, recently acquired for $500M, claims ethical practices, but past reports link its software to questionable government operations.
Read moreDK Boss: The Kingpin of Jamtara’s Cyber Underworld
Jharkhand Police busted a cybercrime syndicate led by DK Boss in Jamtara, using fake banking apps to steal financial data. Over 415 cases, Rs 11 crore losses linked. Six arrests made, with tech-savvy scammers using Java and ChatGPT to evade detection. Authorities seized assets and continue investigations.
Read moreAviation Industry Under Cyberattack: ACAO Breach Exposes Sensitive Data, Resecurity Investigation Reveals
A cyberattack on the Arab Civil Aviation Organization (ACAO) exposed sensitive aviation data via an SQL injection. Resecurity linked this to broader cyberespionage targeting aviation experts. The breach follows a similar ICAO attack affecting 12,000 individuals. Experts warn of rising cyber threats in aviation, urging stronger cybersecurity defenses.
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Fake Google Chrome Sites Distribute ValleyRAT Malware via DLL Hijacking
Fake Google Chrome sites are distributing ValleyRAT malware, targeting Chinese-speaking users. Linked to Silver Fox, the campaign exploits drive-by downloads to infect high-value finance and sales roles. The malware logs keystrokes, monitors screens, and sideloads DLLs via Douyin.exe. Attackers use signed executables for injection, evading detection.
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Nintendo Switch 2 announcement: all the news on the next console
Nintendo has revealed the Switch 2, launching in 2025 with an 8-inch screen and improved Joy-Cons. It supports backward compatibility with most Switch games and accessories. Performance is between PS4/Xbox One and current-gen consoles. More details, including launch titles, will be shared in a Nintendo Direct on April 2, 2025.
Read moreStaying Ahead of the Curve: Emerging Cybersecurity Technologies
Cybersecurity is evolving, requiring advanced technologies to combat threats. Key innovations include AI-driven threat detection, behavioral biometrics, zero trust architecture, blockchain security, quantum encryption, cloud security measures, and IoT protection. These technologies help organizations stay ahead of cybercriminals, safeguarding sensitive data. Continuous adaptation to emerging threats is essential for cybersecurity resilience.
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Ontinue expands security services to protect IoT environments
Ontinue launched ION for IoT Security, expanding its MXDR service to protect IoT and OT environments. With cyber threats rising, this service offers 24/7 monitoring, real-time asset management, incident response, and Microsoft Defender for IoT integration. Designed for CISOs, it enhances IT-OT security resilience, helping businesses safeguard operations and ensure compliance.
Read moreUber CEO: 2024 was a turning point for autonomous vehicles
Uber ended 2024 with record-breaking growth, reaching $44.2B in Q4 Gross Bookings. CEO Dara Khosrowshahi emphasized Uber’s commitment to autonomous vehicles, calling it a $1T opportunity. The company is tackling key AV challenges, fostering partnerships, and balancing human drivers with automation. Despite external financial pressures, Uber’s strong Mobility, Delivery, and financial performance position it for an AV-driven future.
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Trump Tariffs Revive Dormant Alaska LNG Project
The Alaska LNG project, a $44B initiative, is back on track following a new agreement and a Trump executive order easing federal barriers. Aimed at exporting gas to Japan and South Korea, it faces competition from cheaper sources. While past delays hindered progress, renewed geopolitical interest and tariff concerns have bolstered support, though profitability remains uncertain.
Read moreStakes Remain High for Europe in Ukraine
The four possible outcomes of the Russia-Ukraine war: prolonged attrition, a frozen conflict, Ukrainian victory, or Russian victory. A Russian win could trigger a massive refugee crisis, embolden Moscow’s expansionism, and weaken Western influence globally. Such a shift would destabilize Europe, strain alliances, and reshape the global balance of power, raising serious security concerns.
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