Security Bulletin

SecurityWeek reports that New York-based online real estate education platform Real Estate Wealth Network had more than 1.5 billion records exposed due to an internet-exposed database that had 1.16 TB of data organized in numerous folders.

Over 1.6 million credit and debit card details have been exposed by dark web carding market BidenCash, Hackread reports.

Improved capabilities and expanded targeting have been integrated into the new version of the Chameleon Android banking trojan, according to The Hacker News.

Intellexa Alliance's advanced Predator spyware was discovered by Cisco Talos researchers.

TechCrunch reports that cloud networking and security firm Isovalent is set to be purchased by Cisco in a bid to bolster cloud workload security.

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In the first half of 2022, intercepted emails represented 10% of total correspondences, rising to almost 18% during the same period in 2023.

The shadowy threat actor uses some nifty tricks to drop popular malware with targets that meet its specifications.

Moscow's Rosvodokanal water-management company was ransacked by Ukraine-aligned Blackjack group, with reports that the company's IT infrastructure was "destroyed."

The help desk is under siege from AI-based and other attacks. Next-gen tactics call for in-depth cyber-defense strategies.