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PipeMagic, which poses as a ChatGPT application, is a modular malware framework that provides persistent access and flexibility. The post Microsoft Dissects PipeMagic Modular Backdoor appeared first on SecurityWeek.

TPG Telecom has disclosed a cybersecurity incident after discovering unauthorized access to an iiNet order management system. The post Australia’s TPG Telecom Investigating iiNet Hack appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Britain abandoned its demand that Apple provide backdoor access to any encrypted user data stored in the cloud. The post Gabbard Says UK Scraps Demand for Apple to Give Backdoor Access to Data appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Bragg Gaming Group says hackers accessed its internal systems over the weekend, but did not affect its operations. The post Gambling Tech Firm Bragg Discloses Cyberattack appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Al-Tahery Al-Mashriky of the Yemen Cyber Army has been accused of hacking into and defacing many websites as part of hacktivist campaigns. The post Hacktivist Sentenced to 20 Months of Prison in UK appeared first on SecurityWeek.

A new public exploit chains two critical flaws in SAP NetWeaver, exposing unpatched instances to code execution attacks. The post New Exploit Poses Threat to SAP NetWeaver Instances appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Have I Been Pwned has analyzed the information made public by the hackers who recently targeted Allianz Life. The post 1.1 Million Unique Records Identified in Allianz Life Data Leak appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Citizen Lab has identified links between multiple VPN providers, and multiple security weaknesses in their mobile applications. The post New Research Links VPN Apps, Highlights Security Deficiencies appeared first on SecurityWeek.

From hacked satellites to nuclear threats in orbit, the battle for dominance beyond Earth is redefining modern warfare and national security. The post Hijacked Satellites and Orbiting Space Weapons: In the 21st Century, Space Is the New Battlefield appeared first on SecurityWeek.

Researchers detailed a new 5G attack named Sni5Gect that can allow attackers to sniff traffic  and cause disruption. The post Novel 5G Attack Bypasses Need for Malicious Base Station appeared first on SecurityWeek.