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Cybersecurity leaders underreport cyber incidents to executives helpnetsecurity.com/2025/09/…
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🚨 Chrome users: a new zero-day is under active attack.
CVE-2025-10585 targets Chrome’s V8 engine—Chrome’s 6th zero-day of 2025.
Details → thehackernews.com/2025/09/go…
⚡ Update now: 140.0.7339.185/.186 (Win/macOS), 140.0.7339.185 (Linux).
If you use Edge/Brave/Opera/Vivaldi, patch too.
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People who say they have nothing to hide apparently think encryption is only for criminals. Here’s our take on that: threema.com/bp/encryption-an…
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Privacy and Civil Liberties (PCL) engineering is a core part of #Palantir and its mission - learn more about the team and the products we build across privacy, governance, and responsible AI domains
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A message to the attacker (respond by nov 14th, 8am cet)
Yesterday we sent you an on-chain message on: snowtrace.io/tx/0x991559bd8e….
It seems like you either missed this message, or decided to postpone a response in order to farm more rewards on LFJ and Stargate.
We are confident in your eventual willingness to talk, given how you handled the funds so far. However, due to the seriousness of the situation we do want to urge you to start the conversation asap.
As I am sure you know, we have several leads on your real identity, and at some point we will have to pursue these in order to retrieve the user funds.
Safe fund retrieval is our sole priority
In the past we have shown to stick to our word of complete anonymity. The last attacker who collaborated with us can- and agreed to vouch for this, if so desired.
Of course I'm fully aware that most of the above is unnecessary to mention, due to your apparent willingness to talk.
You can reach me on Blockscan by sending a message to: 0x5446ee1686AA82A0A5f9c300173244Fa5eE087a7.
In order to prevent continuous farming, making us have to guess when we would need to start taking next steps (legal and otherwise), we will put a deadline to the point where we consider this to be a whitehat hack:
Please reach out to me before Nov 14th, 8am CET in order to open the conversation.
Looking forward to talking to you,
Gavin Hasselbaink
Cofounder / CBDO DeltaPrime
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BlueNoroff, a North Korean hacker organization, is targeting cryptocurrency firms with new malware that hits MacOS. Once a user downloads and opens a decoy PDF, the malware is downloaded as a separate file on the MacOS desktop in the background, allowing the attacker to remotely access the victim's machine and steal secret keys. — @Cointelegraph / @WuBlockchain
This is why - you should use dangerzone.rocks or just ask to upload any PDF into google docs preview beforehand.
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Researchers uncover new Windows backdoor, BITSLOTH, using BITS for C2 operations.
BITSLOTH can perform various malicious activities, including keylogging and screen capture.
Read: thehackernews.com/2024/08/ne…
#CyberSecurity #InfoSec
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CrowdStrike code update bricking Windows machines around the world go.theregister.com/feed/www.…
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No one wants to be involved in a #databreach.
But, if you are, read this thread for some helpful tips to navigate the aftermath and regain control of your account.
We’ll do a part two on what to do if your data leaked.
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🚨 Attention, Mac users! Beware of new #malware called Cuckoo targeting Intel and ARM-based Macs. It steals data from crypto wallets and messaging apps, spread through music app sites.
Read: thehackernews.com/2024/05/ne…
#cybersecurity #hacking
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We’re excited to launch Parsnip, our new #OpenSource tool to help ease tedious parser development, simplify #OTsecurity with streamlined data monitoring & convert human readable formats to complex machine-readable formats. 👉 github.com/cisagov/parsnip #NetworkSecurity #OT
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Our latest research report shows that #cybersecurity breaches are rising, with organizations reporting being breached an average of 2.14 times in the past year. Watch the video & read the full #Cyberwarfare report here: ow.ly/Kf6U50Rlz1Y
#Armis #Security #AI #CyberThreats
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Due to this post getting a lot of views & comments, we thought we'd elaborate further for the community:
How did we come by this intel?
Trust Wallet is constantly monitoring multiple avenues for any and all security threats to our users, alongside security partners & researchers. We received the intel which was later confirmed, where a hacker who claimed to have the ability to exploit the iMessage zero-day vulnerability, is asking for $2M on the dark web.
Why did we decide to share?
Trust Wallet actively communicates any potential threats and risks to the community either directly on socials or via our in-app security measures such as our security scanner, which alone has prevented over $600M of our users assets being prevents from reaching the hands of scammers since it's launch. Your security is paramount and we will continue to share risks like this to our users and the wider crypto community.
Who does this effect?
This could effect anyone, but as we stated; the likely targets are high net-worth individuals as the most lucrative targets. We don't know how much you all HODL, but as the risk is there for anyone - we outlined the safest course of action for you all.
Is this a Trust Wallet issue?
No, this is not a Trust Wallet issue; this is a potential exploit, possible through iMessage. This is not exclusive only to Trust Wallet users, but a potential risk for anyone using iOS with iMessage turned on.
Do we have a vendetta against the blue box?
As many of you have speculated in the comments, we do not. We love iMessage as much as the next person, but we are more so concerned about your security. To the iOS users who have turned off your iMessage to mitigate any potential risks, you'll have to send the OG green box SMS messages to each other for the time being.
Thanks fam, stay #SAFU
1/2: ⚠️ Alert for iOS users: We have credible intel regarding a high-risk zero-day exploit targeting iMessage on the Dark Web.
This can infiltrate your iPhone without clicking any link. High-value targets are likely. Each use raises detection risk. #CyberSecurity