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Samsung Zero-Day Hacking Community Vulnerability Patch

A Samsung zero-day is being exploited in the hacking community

A newly discovered Samsung zero-day vulnerability has allegedly been actively exploited in the cybercriminal landscape. Google TAG released an advisory about this flaw, dubbed CVE-2024-44068. The vulnerability is a use-after-free bug that hackers might exploit to acquire admin access on a flawed Android device. According to reports, the critical flaw is in the Samsung mobile...
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Andariel North Korea Hackers Cyberattack APT

North Korea’s Andariel hacking group focuses on financial attacks

The notorious North Korean state-sponsored cybercriminal organisation known as Andariel allegedly targeted three different organisations in the United States a couple of months ago. Based on reports, these August cyberattacks against various US-based entities were all financially motivated campaigns. Researchers stated that these DPRK threat actors failed to launch their ransomware tools on the targeted...
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Kia Car Dealership Data Theft Web Portal Cyberattack Hackers

Kia portal flaw exposes millions of vehicles to hacking risk

The Kia dealer site has allegedly shown a vulnerability that could allow threat actors to hack and steal millions of units. Based on reports, the hackers can find and steal Kia vehicles manufactured after 2013 using only the target vehicle’s license plate. Researchers disclosed earlier this week that the Kia web portal vulnerabilities have existed...
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RipperSec Cybercriminals Dark Web Hacking Profiles Hacktivists

RipperSec, an underground alliance of global hacking profiles

Key Insights RipperSec is a pro-Palestinian, pro-Muslim hacktivist group operating from Malaysia. RipperSec has been operating on Telegram since June 2023 and has accumulated over 2,000 members in a little over a year. MegaMedusa is a publicly available Web DDoS attack tool created and maintained by a member of the RipperSec group. MegaMedusa can be...
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USDoD Dark Web Hacking Forum Data Leak Cybercriminals

USDoD leaked billions of data records on a hacking forum

A hacker named USDoD has leaked almost 2.7 billion records of personal information owned by individuals in the United States on a hacking forum. Based on reports, the billions of records contain names, social security numbers, all known physical addresses, and potential aliases. The information was allegedly obtained from National Public Data, a corporation that...
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FIN7 AvNeutralizer Hackers Dark Web Ransomware As A Service

FIN7 hacking group sells the AvNeutralizer tool to threat actors

The notorious FIN7 hacking group has been selling its “AvNeutralizer” tool, which is designed to bypass security detection by destroying enterprise endpoint protection solutions on targeted corporate networks. This malicious threat group is a Russian hacking organisation that has been operating for almost a decade. It primarily executes financial fraud campaigns by hacking organisations and...
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Truist Bank Data Breach Hacking Forum Cybercrime

A leak on a hacking forum forces Truist Bank to admit breach

Truist Bank, one of the leading US-based commercial banks, confirmed that a threat actor had compromised its systems after the alleged data breach in October last year. According to reports, the attacker leaked part of the company’s data for sale on a hacking forum. This incident could cause various disruptions and concerns since the affected...
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Ticketmaster Dark Web Data Leak Hacking Forum

Millions of Ticketmaster customer data sold on a hacking forum

The notorious ShinyHunters threat group is selling what they claim is the personal and financial information of about 560 million Ticketmaster users on the recently relaunched BreachForums hacking forum. Based on reports, these purported stolen data are sold for half a million dollars. The reportedly stolen databases, first listed for sale on the Russian hacker...
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INC Ransomware Hacking Forums Dark Web Source Code

Hacker sells INC ransomware source code on hacking forums

A threat actor named “salfetka” claims to be selling the source code of INC ransomware, a ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) business. INC became a notorious malicious entity after previously targeting the United States subsidiary of Xerox Business Solutions (XBS), Yamaha Motor Philippines, and Scotland’s National Health Service (NHS). The INC Ransom operation is undergoing modifications that could...
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UNAPIMON Winnti Gang Cyberattacks Threat Actors Cyberespionage

Winnti hacking group uses new UNAPIMON tool for cyberattacks

The notorious Chinese hacking group Winnti employs an undisclosed malware named UNAPIMON to execute malicious activities that could bypass security software solutions. This group, active for over a decade, is notorious for its sophisticated cyberespionage, targeting various organisations ranging from governments to educational institutes. Based on reports, the group uses this previously unseen custom malware...
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