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Reyee OS IoT Devices Compromised: Over-The-Air Attack Bypasses Wi-Fi Logins

Researchers discovered multiple vulnerabilities in Ruijie Networks’ cloud-connected devices. By exploiting these vulnerabilities, attackers can remotely compromise access points, gain unauthorized access to internal networks, and execute arbitrary code on affected devices.  The “Open Sesame” attack demonstrates a practical scenario…

Dell Security Update, Patch for Multiple Critical Vulnerabilities

Dell Technologies has released a security advisory addressing multiple critical vulnerabilities that could expose affected systems to exploitation by malicious actors. Customers are strongly encouraged to review the findings and update their systems accordingly. This update includes remediation for two…

CISA Issues 10 New Advisories on Industrial Control System Vulnerabilities

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has issued ten critical advisories, highlighting vulnerabilities across Siemens’ industrial products. Released on December 12, 2024, these advisories expose multiple flaws in Siemens’ hardware and software platforms critical to industrial control systems (ICS).…

FBI Seizes Rydox Marketplace, Arrests Key Administrators

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced the seizure of Rydox, an illicit online marketplace that facilitated the buying and selling of stolen personal information and cybercrime tools. Alongside the crackdown, law enforcement arrested three key administrators linked to the…

New Chinese Surveillance Tool Attack Android Users Since 2017

Wuhan Chinasoft Token Information Technology Co., Ltd. developed EagleMsgSpy, a surveillance tool operational since 2017, which, installed as an APK, secretly collects extensive user data, including chat messages, screen recordings, audio, call logs, contacts, SMS, location, and network activity.  Because…

Malicious ESLint Package Let Attackers Steal Data And Inject Remote Code

Cybercriminals exploited typosquatting to deploy a malicious npm package, `@typescript_eslinter/eslint`, targeting developers seeking the legitimate TypeScript ESLint plugin, which was designed to mimic the genuine plugin, compromised systems by monitoring keystrokes, clipboard data, and executing remote commands.  They leveraged a…