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SEC just approved new rules mandating publicly traded companies to disclose cyber attacks with "material" impact on their finances within 4 days.

Fenix, a Mexico-based cyber group, is targeting taxpayers in Mexico and Chile by cloning official tax portals to steal sensitive data.

A series of critical vulnerabilities have been disclosed in the Terrestrial Trunked Radio (TETRA) standard.

HotRat, a dangerous variant of the AsyncRAT malware, is spreading through pirated versions of popular software and games.

Chinese nation-state actor Storm-0558's attack on Microsoft's email infrastructure is more extensive than previously believed. Researchers at Wiz reve

U.S. government puts Cytrox and Intellexa, foreign commercial spyware vendors, on an economic blocklist for their unauthorized access to devices.

A sophisticated China-based hacking campaign has targeted U.S. government agencies and organizations, compromising email accounts.

�� Beware, Android users! Two file management apps on Google Play Store revealed as spyware, sending users' data to servers in China.

�� Yet another critical SQL injection vulnerability (CVE-2023-36934) uncovered in popular MOVEit Transfer—the same software that was exploited.

Iranian nation-state actor TA453 continues to evolve its tactics, deploying novel infection chains and malware to infiltrate both Windows and macOS.