…Shadow Copy Service (VSS), a Windows service that creates point-in-time snapshots of files for use in disruptionless backup recovery. According to BleepingComputer, users are advised to uninstall update KB5083769 to…
…Although the company didn't share further details on the breach and defacements, BleepingComputer has learned that the attacker exploited multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities. ShinyHunters injected malicious JavaScript to exploit…
…The company told BleepingComputer that the repositories were removed due to concerns that they distributed "potential malicious content." Multiple researchers confirmed that the repos were pulled after a compromise during a Miasma…
…In our tests, BleepingComputer observed that Fable 5 uses a massive amount of tokens in a span of minutes. I particularly noticed this behaviour when I used Workflow, a new execution system…
…However, others dispute this information, arguing that the usernames were secured by an individual with internal privileges. BleepingComputer was not able to independently verify either claim. Because single-letter social media accounts…
…In February, BleepingComputer reported that extortion gangs, including the ShinyHunters cybercrime group, were targeting Microsoft Entra accounts via device-code and voice phishing. In these attacks, threat actors initiate the device authorization…
…The company says psmounterex.sys contains known vulnerabilities that could be used to load a malicious kernel driver on an otherwise protected system. Adding it to the blocklist closes that route. The…
…Security firms StepSecurity , Aikido Security , and Socket warned about the compromise on Friday, warning that attackers had rewritten GitHub tags across four repositories maintained by the Laravel Lang organization rather than publishing…
…While Fortinet previously told BleepingComputer last week that this incident is a collection of previously compromised credentials rather than a new vulnerability or incident, SocRadar's report shows an ongoing campaign that…
…Apple, Nvidia, Intel, Google, Dell, AMD, Microsoft, and Sony all rely on it for hardware production. That customer list is exactly what Nitrogen is using as leverage. The group claims the stolen…
