Relying on social engineering, the hacking group engages in credential phishing, malware distribution, and fraud activities.
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Relying on social engineering, the hacking group engages in credential phishing, malware distribution, and fraud activities.
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Salt Typhoon has hit an energy entity in Azerbaijan. Twill Typhoon has targeted Asian entities with an updated RAT.
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The cybersecurity firm has not explicitly accused China of being behind the attack, but the evidence suggests it was.
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The security defects allow unauthenticated, remote attackers to execute arbitrary code through crafted requests.
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A member of Silk Typhoon, Xu Zewei is accused of launching cyberattacks against universities in the US.
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The Trump administration is vowing to crack down on foreign tech companies’ exploitation of U.S. artificial intelligence models.
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360 Digital Security Group claims to have uncovered 1,000 vulnerabilities using AI, including at the Tianfu Cup hacking contest.
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Masquerading as popular cryptocurrency wallets, the apps can hijack recovery phrases and private keys.
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A Chinese threat actor exploited the video conferencing platform to perform reconnaissance, escalate privileges, and execute additional payloads.
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The agency has not named the problematic foreign-made applications, but TikTok and Temu come to mind.
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