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New WormGPT Variants ‘keanu-WormGPT’ and ‘xzin0vich-WormGPT’ Rely on Grok and Mixtral

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

Security researchers identified new WormGPT variants that operate via Telegram channels. These rely on advanced LLMs like Grok and Mixtral for credential harvesting and phishing email generation. A growing trend in the cybercriminal ecosystem sees the fast development and deployment of sophisticated AI tools.
‘GodFather’ Malware Hijacks Banking Apps, Leverages Advanced Virtualization for Account Takeover

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

The GodFather banking malware improved functionalities and now employs advanced on-device virtualization. Attackers hijack legitimate banking and crypto applications, facilitating swift and nearly undetectable account takeovers. The malware creates a virtual environment on the victim’s device, running targeted applications within a controlled sandbox.
Pro-Israel Hacktivist Group ‘Predatory Sparrow’ Claims Cyberattack on Iran’s Bank Sepah

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

A self-proclaimed hacktivist group that supports Israel announced an alleged breach of an Iranian bank. The actors said they destroyed Bank Sepah’s data due to the institution reportedly funding Iran’s ballistic and nuclear programs. The exact identity or affiliations of the group remain unknown, leaving their ties to any Israeli entities uncertain.
PLA’s Generative AI Expansion in Chinese Military Intelligence Raises Global Concerns

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

PLA researchers and Chinese defense industries are expanding generative AI use in the military sector. A Chinese defense contractor confirmed providing a DeepSeek-based OSINT model to the PLA. They focus on enhancing intelligence collection, analysis, and decision-making efficiency on a massive scale.
Napster and Sonos Sued for $3.4 Million in Unpaid Royalties

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

Collective rights management organization SoundExchange sued Napster and Sonos. The court filing focuses on the Sonos Radio service, initially based on Napster’s music catalog. The lawsuit alleges that underpaid statutory copyright royalties of over $3.4 million are owed to SoundExchange. Music streaming platforms Napster and Sonos are facing legal action from SoundExchange, a collective rights management organization, over alleged unpaid royalties amounting to $3,423,844.41.
Viasat Identified as Victim of Chinese Cyber Espionage Group Salt Typhoon

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

Viasat is one of the targets compromised in last year’s broad cyber operations attributed to Salt Typhoon. The China-affiliated threat actor breached the satellite communications company via one compromised device. Viasat asserts that there is no evidence of customer data being affected, but previous reports suggested otherwise.
KIA Keyless Entry System Security Flaw Exposes Vehicles in Ecuador to Theft Risk

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

A security researcher’s report says Kia Soluto, Rio, and Picanto in Ecuador are exposed to theft risks. The report details a critical security flaw in the cars’ keyless entry systems that allows brute force attacks. Fixed “learning code” technology used in aftermarket key fobs enables an attacker to intercept and replay signals.
Threat Actor ‘Cargo’ Claims Breach of Spain’s Policía Nacional and Credential Exfiltration

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

A significant cybersecurity concern rose in Spain, as a Police data breach claim surfaced. Email credentials were reportedly stolen, according to a threat actor’s announcement. The method and exact number of compromised accounts were not revealed. A threat actor known as “Cargo” has alleged the leakage of login credentials belonging to employees of the Policía Nacional.
Operation Deep Sentinel: European Crackdown Dismantles Longest-Running Dark Web Drug Market ‘Archetyp’

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

Archetyp Market is now defunct owing to a global operation targeting its administrator and moderators. Authorities also apprehended high-ranking vendors and took down the market’s infrastructure. Additional assets worth approximately $9 million were also seized. Law enforcement agencies across Europe have executed a major coordinated operation to dismantle Archetyp Market, the longest-standing dark web marketplace.
ISP Piracy Liability and Record Labels Face a Landmark Legal Dispute as US Government Sides with Cox

1 week ago | technadu.com | Lore Apostol

In an unexpected turn of events, the U.S. announced its support for Cox Communications in a piracy case. The ISP was accused of failure to take action against subscribers engaged in rampant piracy.