These hackers are employing sophisticated phishing techniques to distribute malicious software and target financial theft, with incidents steadily increasing over the past two years.

Path traversal vulnerabilities, also known as directory traversal, can be exploited by attackers to manipulate critical files, compromise security mechanisms, access sensitive data, and disrupt systems.

The Android bug discovered by a Mullvad VPN user reveals that Android devices can leak DNS queries even with the "Always-on VPN" feature and "Block connections without VPN" option enabled.

A vulnerability in popular Android apps like Xiaomi File Manager and WPS Office could allow malicious apps to overwrite files in the vulnerable app's home directory, potentially leading to code execution and unauthorized access to user data.

Xiaomi resolved 20 flaws, ensuring user safety by fixing issues like arbitrary access to system components and data leaks. Google also fixed six vulnerabilities, including geolocation access through the camera and arbitrary file access.

North Korean threat actors, specifically the Kimsuky group, are exploiting weakly configured DMARC protocols to spoof the email addresses of legitimate journalists, academics, and other experts in East Asian affairs.

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Vincent Cannady, a former cybersecurity consultant, was arrested for allegedly extorting a publicly traded IT company by threatening to disclose confidential data unless they paid him $1.5 million.

Yaroslav Vasinskyi, a 24-year-old Ukrainian national and affiliate of the notorious REvil ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) group, has been sentenced to 13 years and 7 months in prison by a US court.