Welcome to this week’s Cyber Security Newsletter, where we delve into the latest developments and crucial updates in cybersecurity. Your involvement in this rapidly changing digital realm is vital, and
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Curl Vulnerability Let Attackers Access Sensitive Information
A critical security flaw has been discovered in the popular data transfer tool Curl, potentially allowing attackers to access sensitive information. The vulnerability, identified as CVE-2024-11053, affects curl versions 6.5
Microsoft Blocks 7000 Password Attacks/sec – 1 Billion Password to be Replaced With “Passkey”
In a significant turn towards a passwordless future, Microsoft has announced groundbreaking strides in adopting passkeys, a secure and user-friendly alternative to traditional passwords. With an alarming increase in password-related
Top 15 Firewall Management Tools in 2025
Firewall management tools are essential for maintaining network security by monitoring and controlling incoming and outgoing traffic based on predetermined security rules. They help protect against unauthorized access and cyber
10 Best Web Scanners for Website Security In 2025
The world is moving towards digitalization from small to large, and every business has a website running to showcase its services. In addition to providing services, they keep user data
Hackers Scanning RDP Services Especially Port 1098 For Exploitation
There is a significant surge in scanning activities targeting Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) services, with a particular focus on port 1098/TCP. Over the past two weeks, honeypot sensors have detected
300,000+ Prometheus Monitoring Servers Exposed To DoS Attacks
Over 336,000 Prometheus servers and Exporters were exposed to DoS attacks, allowing attackers to obtain sensitive information such as credentials and API keys. Prometheus is an open-source monitoring and alerting
Hackers Weaponize Google Drive Links to Breach Corporate Networks
A sophisticated attack campaign targeting organizations in Japan and other East Asian countries. The threat actor, identified as APT-C-60, is employing a clever social engineering tactic that exploits job application
14 North Korean IT Workers Charged, US to Offer $5 Million Rewards for Info
A federal court in St. Louis, Missouri, has indicted 14 North Korean nationals in a sophisticated scheme involving IT workers who allegedly defrauded US companies and funneled millions of dollars