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A new backdoor for macOS has been discovered by security researchers that appears to have coding similarities with a known malware family known...

An old state-aligned threat actor is back on the radar, thanks to recent EMEA espionage campaigns against a minority ethnic group.

Dutch firms, sites targeted by Sea Turtle cyberespionage campaign Turkey-linked advanced persistent threat group Sea Turtle, also known as Teal Kurma, Cosmic Wolf, and Marbled Dust, has deployed island-hopping and supply chain attacks against the Netherlands' telecommunications firms, internet services providers, IT service providers, and media organizations, as well as Kurdish websites, as part of its cyberespionage operations, according to Security Affairs.

The Turkish state-backed cyber espionage group tracked as Sea Turtle has been carrying out multiple spying campaigns in the Netherlands, focusing on telcos, media, internet service providers (ISPs), and Kurdish websites.

A new cyber espionage campaign targets the Netherlands' telecom and IT sectors. The Türkiye-linked Sea Turtle group is behind these politically motiva

Discover the escalating exploitation of cloud services and the surge in cases involving threat actors specifically targeting the cloud. The infographic delves into