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August 24, 2023

The Week in Security: WinRAR exploit targets traders, malicious npm packages go after game devs

Hackers are exploiting a zero-day to target crypto and stock traders, RL discovers over a dozen malicious npm packages targeting Roblox game developers.

August 10, 2023

The Week in Security: Cloudflare Tunnels abuse ramps up, U.K. voter data exposed

This week: Hackers are increasingly abusing Cloudflare Tunnels for nefarious purposes. Also: Britons' data exposed in an Electoral Commission cyberattack.

August 3, 2023

The Week in Security: Malware gives remote access to air-gapped devices, cyber attackers target Italy

This week: Hackers use new malware to gain remote access to air-gapped devices. Also: Cybercriminals are using WikiLoader to attack Italian organizations.

July 27, 2023

The Week in Security: North Korean APT targets developers, this Barbie is a cybercriminal

This week: North Korean APT group targets developers via GitHub. Also: This Barbie is a cybercriminal.

July 20, 2023

The Week in Security: Google Cloud Build permissions can be poisoned, WormGPT weaponizes AI

Researchers find Google Cloud Build permissions can be used to poison production environments, and a new AI model enables sophisticated phishing attacks.

July 6, 2023

The Week in Security: Third-party breach exposes customer to LockBit, countries team to block DDoS

Yet another third-party vendor breach leaves customer vulnerable to ransomware. Also: The UAE teamed up with Israel to defend against a major DDoS attack.

June 29, 2023

The Week in Security: Third-party compromise lands pilot data from American, Southwest airlines

This week: The hack of systems used by a third-party recruiting vendor exposed pilot recruit data from both American Airlines and Southwest Airlines. Also: a Trojanized Super Mario installer is targeting gamer data.

June 22, 2023

The Week in Security: BlackCat threatens to leak Reddit data, attackers target npm packages (again)

This week: BlackCat hackers threaten to leak Reddit’s data. Also: Hijacked S3 buckets are being used in attacks on npm packages.

June 15, 2023

The Week in Security: Ukraine APT attacks tied to Russia, critical eye placed on AI-generated software

This week: Microsoft finds APT group attacking Ukraine is in cahoots with the Russian government. Also: A critical look at AI-generated software.

June 8, 2023

The Week in Security: AI hallucinations linked to software supply chain risk, CI fix deemed critical

Researchers link ChatGPT hallucinations and software supply chain threat. Also, a watch group says better critical infrastructure security is needed.

June 1, 2023

The Week in Security: Barracuda email flaw left open for months, calls for AI governance turn existential

This week: Barracuda’s appliances had an undetected flaw, which was abused by hackers for months. Also: Could AI bring on an ‘extinction event?’

May 25, 2023

The Week in Security: Lazarus targets Microsoft servers in espionage campaign, the future of PyPI

This week: North Korean APT Lazarus uses Microsoft IIS servers to carry out espionage. Also: What’s the future of PyPI amidst continuing attacks?

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The Week in Security: WinRAR exploit targets traders, malicious npm packages go after game devs

The Week in Security: Cloudflare Tunnels abuse ramps up, U.K. voter data exposed

The Week in Security: Malware gives remote access to air-gapped devices, cyber attackers target Italy

The Week in Security: North Korean APT targets developers, this Barbie is a cybercriminal

The Week in Security: Google Cloud Build permissions can be poisoned, WormGPT weaponizes AI

The Week in Security: Third-party breach exposes customer to LockBit, countries team to block DDoS

The Week in Security: Third-party compromise lands pilot data from American, Southwest airlines

The Week in Security: BlackCat threatens to leak Reddit data, attackers target npm packages (again)

The Week in Security: Ukraine APT attacks tied to Russia, critical eye placed on AI-generated software

The Week in Security: AI hallucinations linked to software supply chain risk, CI fix deemed critical

The Week in Security: Barracuda email flaw left open for months, calls for AI governance turn existential

The Week in Security: Lazarus targets Microsoft servers in espionage campaign, the future of PyPI

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