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Cybersecurity researchers at Kaspersky’s Securelist have found a cyber espionage group known as Angry Likho APT (also referred to as Sticky Werewolf by some security vendors) has reemerged with a new wave of cyberattacks, primarily targeting organizations in Russia and Belarus. This group, which has been active since 2023, shares similarities with the previously analyzed Awaken Likho group, and is linked to cyber attacks against government agencies and large corporate contractors in Russia and parts of Belarus. Who Are They Targeting? Angry Likho APT has a history of sending highly targeted spear-phishing emails, focusing on employees of large organizations, including government agencies and their contractors. These…

Get details on the most common toxic combinations Legit unearthed in enterprises’ software factories. Our “2025 State of Application Risk” report, which shares the results of our analysis of the Legit ASPM platform data over the past 18 months, provides insights into various aspects of application security, including secrets exposure, AI risks, SDLC misconfigurations, and software supply chain issues. At the heart of this report lies the concept of “toxic combinations” in application security. Toxic combinations refer to the convergence of multiple risk factors that, when combined, create a significantly heightened security threat. In the same way that driving at…

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Thanks to Ben Lichtman (B3NNY) at the Seattle Rust Meetup for pointing me in the right direction on SIMD. SIMD (Single Instruction, Multiple Data) operations have been a feature of Intel/AMD and ARM CPUs since the early 2000s. These operations enable you to, for example, add an array of eight i32 to another array of eight i32 with just one CPU operation on a single core. Using SIMD operations greatly speeds up certain tasks. If you’re not using SIMD, you may not be fully using your CPU’s capabilities. Is this “Yet Another Rust and SIMD” article? Yes and no. Yes, I did apply SIMD to a…

Cellebrite blocked Serbia from using its solution because misuse of the equipment for political reasons Pierluigi Paganini February 27, 2025 Cellebrite blocked Serbia from using its solution after reports that police used it to unlock and infect the phones of a journalist and activist. A report published by Amnesty International in December 2024 documented the use of Cellebrite’s forensics tools by Serbia police to unlock and install spyware on the phones of a local journalist and an activist. The police used a malware dubbed NoviSpy, a newly discovered Android spyware, which enables Serbian authorities to surveil targets by capturing personal data…

Overwatch-style hero shooter Nyan Heroes announced Thursday that it will return to the Epic Games Store for its next playtest period on March 26. Alongside general improvements and tweaks, Playtest 04 will also see a brand new hero, game mode, and map added to the game.The free-to-play team shooter—which has a token and NFTs on the Solana blockchain—places the player inside a powered-up mech suit as a cat. Nyan Heroes has been one of the more successful crypto games on the Epic Games Store, as it surpassed 100,000 players during its pre-alpha demo test, later became one of the top…

Adam Selipsky is stepping down from his role as CEO of Amazon Web Services, Amazon has confirmed to TechCrunch.  In a memo shared internally by Amazon CEO Andy Jassy and published this morning to the company’s blog, Jassy said that AWS sales chief Matt Garman will be promoted to CEO. Garman previously headed AWS’ EC2 cloud computing org. “We were fortunate that Adam agreed to step in and lead AWS, and has deftly led the business, while also developing his leadership team,” Jassy wrote. “Adam is now going to move onto his next challenge (after taking a well-deserved respite), and…

Probably like you, I’ve always struggled to find enough time to stay up to date with all my friends. So when I discovered social media in 2007 and joined Facebook, I was elated to have found a way to keep up with everyone. How I loved seeing snaps of my friends’ babies and kids. Hand on heart, it was joyous! However fast forward to 2024 and the ‘thinking’ around online sharing aka ‘sharenting’ has completely changed. No longer is sharing pics of our kids considered to be a safe and joyous past time. In fact, most experts now believe that…

A high-severity vulnerability (CVE-2025-23363) in the Siemens Teamcenter product lifecycle management (PLM) software could allow an attacker to steal users’ valid session data and gain unauthorized access to the vulnerable application. About CVE-2025-23363 Siemens Teamcenter is a suite of applications that is used by businesses to manage the entire lifecycle of a product, from initial concept to design, manufacturing, service, and eventual disposal. CVE-2025-23363 is an open redirect vulnerability in Teamcenter’s single sign-on (SSO) login service. In affected applications – currently all versions of Siemens Teamcenter – the service accepts user-controlled input that could specify a link to an external…