VMScape: Academics Break Cloud Isolation With New Spectre Attack

Researchers from ETH Zurich have uncovered a new Spectre-BTI attack called VMScape that can leak sensitive memory and cryptographic keys from virtualized environments, exploiting weaknesses in CPU branch prediction isolation. This vulnerability affects AMD Zen CPUs and older Intel processors, highlighting the need for updated mitigations and patches in cloud infrastructure….

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Cybersecurity News | Daily Recap [11 Sep 2025]

Daily Recap, A Spectre-like VMScape flaw threatens guest-host isolation on AMD/Intel CPUs, while SonicWall CVE-2024-40766 exploits enable breach and firewall crashes. Other highlights include EggStreme, ChillyHell, AsyncRAT campaigns, and JLR data theft, with notable supply chain and privacy concerns across NPM, browser extensions, and keystroke tracking. #VMScape #SonicWallFlaw #EggStreme #ChillyHell #AsyncRAT #JLRAttack #NPMAttack #KeystrokeTracking

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Multiple Ransomware Groups 2025 Attacks on Healthcare

Healthcare organizations faced a sustained surge of ransomware attacks in 2025 that disrupted operations, forced patient-care delays, and exposed millions of records. Prominent families like INC, INTERLOCK, Akira, Qilin, RansomHub, and Warlock targeted hospitals worldwide, using phishing, exploited CVEs, Cobalt Strike, Mimikatz, and Rclone to persist, steal, and extort data. #INC #INTERLOCK

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The importance of match ratio using Threat Intelligence Feeds combined with KQL Collectors

Modern Threat Intelligence feeds contain numerous indicators, but their relevance varies greatly depending on the sector and environment. The MATCH-4 Intelligence Ratio Model helps focus on high-confidence indicators by considering language, location, systems, and sector relevance, improving threat detection efficiency. #ThreatFeeds #Match4Model

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The Ghost Action Campaign

On September 2, 2025, an attacker compromised multiple GitHub accounts to inject malicious GitHub Actions workflows that exfiltrated CI/CD secrets (e.g., PyPI, NPM, DockerHub, GitHub tokens) to hxxps://bold-dhawan.45-139-104-115.plesk.page leading to 3,325 leaked secrets across hundreds of repositories. Rapid disclosure and remediation by GitGuardian, affected maintainers, and registries (PyPI read-only action, reports to GitHub/NPM/PyPI) limited impact with no evidence of malicious PyPI releases; affected keywords include #FastUUID #bold-dhawan

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Lazarus Group Is Exploiting CVE-2025-48384 in New Phishing Campaign

KuCoin’s security team uncovers a sophisticated Lazarus Group phishing campaign targeting financial and crypto organizations through fake interviews, poisoned code, and exploiting recent vulnerabilities. The campaign demonstrates Lazarus’s evolving tactics, including social engineering, supply chain attacks, and malware deployment. #LazarusGroup #APT38 #CryptoTargeting…

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Pivots Revisited: Still Valid Months Later?

Validin re-tested pivoting and threat-hunting techniques from four recent blog posts (Laundry Bear, phishing/HTTP features, Transparent Tribe, and BlueNoroff) to see which methods still produce novel indicators and active infrastructure. Host response, header/body/hash, DNS/IP, and registration pivots remained fruitful in many cases, producing new domains, IPs, and certificate-based links, while some specific pivots (favicons, title tags, wildcard subdomains) aged out faster. #LaundryBear #TransparentTribe #BlueNoroff

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GPUGate_Malware_GPU_Gated_Malvertising_Campaign

On 19 August 2025 Arctic Wolf Labs disclosed a campaign where attackers used Google Ads and GitHub commit-specific pages to redirect victims to a trojanized GitHub Desktop installer that deploys a GPU-gated decryption loader dubbed β€œGPUGate.” The campaign delivers a 128 MB MSI with embedded modules and a GPU/OpenCL key-generation routine that prevents execution in many sandboxes and targets Western European IT workers. #GPUGate #AMOS_Stealer

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