Airbus Nears Completion of A320 Retrofit as Regulators Monitor Largest Emergency Recall in Company History

Airbus has nearly completed a global retrofit of its A320 fleet following a software vulnerability caused by solar radiation, which led to the largest emergency recall in the manufacturer’s history. This incident, triggered by a JetBlue mid-air altitude drop, prompted worldwide groundings and operational disruptions, but most affected aircraft are now…

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Tomiris Shifts to Public-Service Implants for Stealthier C2 in Attacks on Government Targets

Tomiris, a threat actor targeting government and diplomatic entities in Russia and Central Asia, has adopted new tactics utilizing public services as command-and-control servers to evade detection. The campaign involves sophisticated malware, including implants and reverse shells, with an emphasis on stealth, persistence, and multi-language capabilities. #Tomiris #Kaspersky #SUNSHUTTLE #YoroTrooper #AdaptixC2…

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New Albiriox MaaS Malware Targets 400+ Apps for On-Device Fraud and Screen Control

A new Android malware named Albiriox is promoted through malware-as-a-service to conduct device fraud and remote control activities, targeting banking and financial apps. Researchers also identified RadzaRat, a remote access trojan, and other malicious campaigns exploiting fake app stores and social engineering. #Albiriox #RadzaRat #BTMOB #GoldenCrypt…

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India Enforces Mandatory SIM-Binding for Messaging Apps Under New DoT Rules

India’s Department of Telecommunications has implemented new rules requiring messaging platforms to enforce SIM-binding to enhance cybersecurity and prevent misuse of mobile numbers. These measures include continuous verification tied to active SIM cards, which aim to reduce cyber fraud and improve identity traceability across the country. #TelecomCybersecurity #SIMBinding…

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South Korea’s Coupang Hit by Massive Data Breach Affecting Nearly 34 Million Customers

Coupang, South Korea’s leading e-commerce platform, experienced a significant data breach exposing personal information of nearly 33.7 million users due to unauthorized access by a former employee. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has heightened public concern and prompted regulatory oversight. #Coupang #DataBreach #SouthKorea…

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Linux Kernel 6.18 Launches With Big Architectural Upgrades and Bcachefs Removal

Linux Kernel version 6.18 introduces significant architectural updates, hardware enhancements, and subsystem changes, including the removal of Bcachefs support. The update also expands hardware compatibility and performance improvements, positioning it as a potential Long-Term Support (LTS) kernel series. #LinuxKernel #Bcachefs #KernelUpdate #HardwareSupport…

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Threat Research | Weekly Recap [30 Nov 2025]

Cybersecurity Threat Research ‘Weekly’ Recap: The report highlights a broad wave of risk from supply-chain and developer-ecosystem abuse—including npm worm campaigns like Shai-Hulud 2.0, OtterCookie, and PyPI domain-takeover vectors—alongside ongoing nation-state operations from Lazarus, Kimsuky, Gamaredon, Tomiris, and related actors. It also covers infostealers, loaders, vulnerabilities (CVE-2025-61882, CVE-2025-64446), breaches, and e-commerce fraud, with defensive guidance on threat intelligence integration, automated security validation, phishing simulations, and AI risk mitigation.
#ShaiHulud #OtterCookie #Kimsuky #Lazarus #Gamaredon #Tomiris #WaterGamayun #BerserkBear #ShinySp1d3r #Gainsight

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Bloody Wolf APT Expands to Central Asia, Deploys NetSupport RAT via Custom Java Droppers and Geo-Fencing

Bloody Wolf, an advanced persistent threat group, has expanded its operations across Central Asia, employing legitimate remote management tools to evade detection. Their sophisticated attack techniques include spear-phishing with official-looking documents and custom Java loaders to infect networks. #BloodyWolf #NetSupportRAT…

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North Korea’s “Contagious Interview” Floods npm with 200 New Packages, Using Fake Crypto Jobs to Deploy OtterCookie Spyware

North Korean threat actors are conducting a persistent campaign targeting blockchain and Web3 developers by deploying malware through fake coding tests and job interviews. This sophisticated operation involves nearly 200 malicious npm packages, a complex multi-layered infrastructure, and an evolving approach to bypass security measures. #NorthKorea #npmMalware…

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Russian Tomiris APT Adopts “Polyglot” Strategy, Hijacking Telegram/Discord as Covert C2 for Diplomatic Spies

A threat actor named Tomiris has evolved its tactics for targeting high-level diplomatic and political organizations by using public chat platforms as C2 servers and deploying diverse, polyglot malware. This strategic shift enhances their ability to evade detection and maintain long-term access to sensitive networks. #Tomiris #Discord #Telegram #diplomaticcyberattackers…

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Cybersecurity News | Daily Recap [29 Nov 2025]

Daily Recap, Japan’s Asahi reports a ransomware-related data breach that may have exposed personal data of about 1.5 million people, while France’s Football Federation disclosed a cyberattack compromising administrative software and stealing member data. In malware and supply chain news, North Korea-linked actors deployed 197 npm packages to distribute the OtterCookie malware, legacy PyPI bootstrap scripts create a domain-takeover risk, public GitLab repositories exposed over 17,000 secrets, Windows updates hid the password login icon on the lock screen, and the in-flight Wi-Fi attacker was sentenced to seven years in prison. #AsahiBreaches #OtterCookie

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