Google Requires Crypto App Licenses in 15 Regions as FBI Warns of .9M Scam Losses

Google is implementing a new policy requiring cryptocurrency exchange and wallet developers to obtain government licenses in 15 jurisdictions to promote a secure and compliant ecosystem. The policy emphasizes transparency, licensing, and compliance, while also warning users about prevalent cryptocurrency scams involving impersonation and fraudulent recovery schemes. #CryptocurrencyRegulation #CryptoScams…

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Cybersecurity in Focus: Recent Threats Targeting India Amid Independence Day Celebrations

India faces coordinated, ideologically driven cyber campaigns around Independence Day that include hacktivist defacements, DDoS, data breaches, widespread phishing, and fake domains targeting government and critical sectors. State‑linked APTs such as APT36, SideCopy, and APT41 are conducting targeted credential harvesting and malware-enabled espionage while criminal actors run festival scams and phishing lures. #APT36 #SideCopy #APT41

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APT PROFILE – LAZARUS GROUP

The Lazarus Group is a long-running, state-sponsored North Korean APT that conducts both espionage and large-scale financially motivated attacks, notably targeting cryptocurrency platforms, regional software, and supply chains. Recent campaigns include the Bybit $1.5B heist, Operation SyncHole watering‑hole infections using ThreatNeedle, and supply‑chain “Phantom Circuit” code‑injection attacks. #ThreatNeedle #Bybit

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Hacked! Record 2025-08-13

There were multiple defacement incidents involving attackers such as Ramil Feyziyev, anon404, Irene, MR~TNT, God Of Server, and cOmReD, targeting various government and educational websites across multiple countries. In total, at least 15 incidents were reported, targeting countries including Kiribati, the Dominican Republic, Bangladesh, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia, and others.
#Kiribati #DominicanRepublic…

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Fake WhatsApp developer libraries hide destructive data-wiping code

Two malicious NPM packages pretending to be WhatsApp development tools have been found deploying destructive data-wiping code, which can delete files recursively on developers’ systems. The packages also contain a dormant function for data exfiltration, and similar malicious Go packages have been identified, targeting Linux and Windows environments. #NPM #WhatsAppSecurity

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Malicious Go, npm Packages Deliver Cross-Platform Malware, Trigger Remote Data Wipes

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered 11 malicious Go packages that download and execute remote payloads on Windows and Linux systems, posing significant supply chain risks. Additionally, two npm packages impersonating WhatsApp libraries feature a kill switch and exfiltrate device data, highlighting ongoing threats in open-source ecosystems. #GoPackages #NpmMalware…

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