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New Apache InLong Vulnerability (CVE-2025-27522) Exposes Systems to Remote Code Execution Risks

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Ashish Khaitan

A newly disclosed vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-27522, has been discovered in Apache InLong, a widely used real-time data streaming platform. The Apache InLong vulnerability introduces the potential for remote code execution (RCE). The vulnerability affects Apache InLong versions 1.13.0 through 2.1.0, making a wide range of deployments potentially vulnerable.
Victoria’s Secret Website Down After Security Incident

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Paul Shread

The U.S. website of Victoria’s Secret is down after an unspecified security incident, the latest in a series of cyber incidents hitting retailers. A status message on the Victoria’s Secret website says the company “identified and are taking steps to address a security incident. We have taken down our website and some in store services as a precaution. Our team is working around the clock to fully restore operations.”Victoria’s Secret and PINK stores remain open, the status message reads.
UK Military Unveils £1B “Digital Targeting Web”

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Mihir Bagwe

In a bold pivot toward modern warfare, the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has announced a £1 Billion (approximately $1.35B) investment to build out a battlefield AI system dubbed the “Digital Targeting Web” and to stand up a dedicated Cyber and Electromagnetic Command. The initiative—announced Thursday by Defence Secretary John Healey—marks a significant inflection point in the UK’s defense posture, aimed squarely at matching the digital tempo of modern conflict.
Post-Quantum Cryptography Migration Should Start Now

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Paul Shread

As estimates of the quantum computing power needed to crack current public key encryption algorithms continue to drop, a group of technology companies and organizations is urging users to begin migrating toward post-quantum cryptographic standards now. To help organizations with the transition to post-quantum cryptography, the Post-Quantum Cryptography Coalition (PQCC) released a migration roadmap today to guide companies through the phases of that journey.
Apple Stops 1.9M Risky Apps, Terminates 146K Fraud Accounts in 2024

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Ashish Khaitan

Apple, in its latest App Store fraud analysis, revealed that the company prevented more than $2 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions in 2024 alone. This contributes to a staggering total of $9 billion in fraudulent activities thwarted since 2019. With more than 813 million visitors weekly and active operations in 175 regions, maintaining the platform’s integrity requires Apple to protect its users and upgrade defenses. Here is a quick breakdown of the 2024 Apple App Store fraud analysis.
New Russian Cyber Threat ‘Laundry Bear’ Hits Western Targets

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Paul Shread

Dutch intelligence officials and Microsoft warned today of a new Russian threat actor targeting Western organizations in what appears to be a military and high-tech espionage campaign. The new threat group – called Laundry Bear by the Dutch and Void Blizzard by Microsoft – was the subject of separate advisories today.
FBI Warns About Silent Ransom Group Targeting Law Firms

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Paul Shread

The FBI is warning that a threat group is using IT-themed social engineering calls and callback phishing emails to gain remote access to systems and steal sensitive data. The Silent Ransom Group (SRG), also known as Luna Moth, Chatty Spider, and UNC3753, will then use the stolen data to extort the law firms, the advisory from the FBI’s Cyber Division said.
No Power Outage, Just a Data One: Nova Scotia Hit by Ransomware Surge

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Ashish Khaitan

Nova Scotia Power has confirmed it was the victim of a ransomware attack, weeks after initially alerting customers to a cybersecurity breach. The utility, owned by Emera Inc., revealed that the attack resulted in a data breach impacting approximately 280,000 customers—but emphasized it has not paid the ransom demanded by the attackers. The Nova Scotia cyberattack, which began around March 19, 2025, was first made public on April 28.
U.S. Banking Associations Petition SEC to Rescind Cyber Breach Reporting Mandate

1 week ago | thecyberexpress.com | Ashish Khaitan

Five major banking associations have formally petitioned the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to repeal a rule that mandates public companies to disclose material cybersecurity incidents within four business days. The organizations argue that the rule, particularly the reporting requirement under Form 6-K for foreign issuers and Form 8-K Item 1.05 for domestic issuers, poses unnecessary risks and fails to serve its intended purpose of investor protection.
Versa Patches 3 Concerto SD-WAN Vulnerabilities, Including a Perfect 10.0

2 weeks ago | thecyberexpress.com | Paul Shread

Versa Networks has patched three vulnerabilities in its Concerto network security and SD-WAN orchestration platform, including one that scored a 10.0, the highest possible severity rating. The Versa Concerto vulnerabilities were revealed by Project Discovery in a blog post earlier this week, which said Versa hadn’t responded to the researchers’ disclosures that were first made in February. The researchers said they had “not received any response or indication of a forthcoming patch.