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Supply Chain Attack Targets Popular npm Packages with Malware Injection
A supply chain attack has compromised several popular npm packages, with researchers warning that malicious code injected through phishing campaigns could exploit maintainers’ credentials, leading to potential remote code execution.
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Active Exploitation Campaign Targets Microsoft SharePoint Zero-Day Flaw
A critical vulnerability in Microsoft SharePoint Server, tracked as CVE-2025-53770, is currently being exploited in a large-scale attack campaign, allowing unauthorized remote code execution. Organizations are urged to implement immediate protective measures.
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Malware-as-a-Service Campaign Exploits GitHub for Distribution
Cisco’s Talos security team has exposed a malware-as-a-service operation utilizing GitHub for malicious software distribution, raising concerns over cybersecurity in enterprise environments.
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Massive Data Breach Exposes Sensitive Records of Texas Adoption Agency
A data breach at the Gladney Center for Adoption has exposed sensitive information of over 1.1 million individuals, prompting concerns over privacy and data security practices in organizations handling personal information.
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Chinese Cyber Espionage Campaign Targets Taiwanese Semiconductor Industry
Recent spear-phishing campaigns linked to Chinese state-sponsored groups are targeting Taiwan’s semiconductor industry, emphasizing the vital role of cybersecurity in this critical sector amidst escalating geopolitical tensions.
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Critical Cisco ISE Vulnerability Allows Pre-Authentication Command Execution
Cisco has issued an urgent advisory regarding a critical vulnerability in its Identity Services Engine (ISE) that allows unauthorized command execution. Rated 10/10 in severity, it was discovered by Kentaro Kawane and reported via Trend Micro. Cisco emphasizes the need for immediate action.
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Chinese Hackers Breach U.S. National Guard Network, Compromise Sensitive Data
The Chinese hacking group Salt Typhoon has breached a U.S. Army National Guard network, compromising sensitive data and raising alarms over national cybersecurity.
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Cloudflare Confirms 1.1.1.1 Outage Stemmed from Internal Misconfiguration, Not Attack
Cloudflare confirmed that a recent outage of its 1.1.1.1 Resolver service was caused by an internal misconfiguration, dismissing concerns of a cyberattack or BGP hijack. The incident led to significant disruptions for users globally, with full restoration achieved within hours.










