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Date: 12/08/2025
Kaspersky Lab experts have observed a wave of attacks using the Efimer Trojan. The malware spreads via compromised WordPress sites, torrents, and email. Its primary goal is to steal and substitute cryptocurrency wallet addresses, but with additional scripts the threat also brute-forces passwords to WordPress sites and collects databases of email addresses for subsequent spam campaigns.
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Date: 12/08/2025
Wikipedia has adopted new rules to combat the flood of AI-generated articles inundating the online encyclopedia. Under the new policy, administrators are authorized to quickly delete AI-generated articles if they meet certain criteria.
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Date: 09/08/2025
In July and early August 2025, the espionage hacking group Paper Werewolf attacked several organizations from Russia and Uzbekistan. The phishing emails had RAR archives attached, supposedly containing important documents, but in reality, they included malware. The attackers exploited two vulnerabilities in WinRAR, which allow the installation of malicious software when the archive is unpacked.
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Date: 09/08/2025
SonicWall has announced that the operators of the Akira ransomware exploited an old vulnerability in recent attacks on 7th-generation SonicWall firewalls with SSL VPN enabled. It was previously believed that the attackers were using a zero-day vulnerability.
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Date: 09/08/2025
Analysts at Koi Security discovered the malicious GreedyBear campaign, which is active in the Mozilla add-ons store. 150 malicious Firefox extensions have stolen cryptocurrency worth over $1 million from users.
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Date: 08/08/2025
Vulnerabilities in the ControlVault3 firmware affect over 100 Dell laptop models, allowing attackers to bypass Windows Login and install malware that remains on the system even after an OS reinstallation.
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Date: 08/08/2025
Adobe has released emergency patches that address two critical vulnerabilities in Adobe Experience Manager Forms (AEM Forms) in Java Enterprise Edition (JEE), for which public exploits are already available.
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