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Security Affairs Malware newsletter includes a collection of the best articles and research on malware in the international landscape Malware Newsletter Hunt.io Exposes and Analyzes ERMAC V3.0 Banking Trojan Full Source Code Leak Evolution of the PipeMagic backdoor: from the RansomExx incident to CVE-2025-29824 Supply Chain Risk in Python: Termncolor and Colorinal Explained Noodlophile Stealer Evolves: Targeted Copyright Phishing Hits Enterprises with Social Media Footprints Dissecting PipeMagic: Inside the architecture of a modular backdoor framework GodRAT – New RAT targeting financial institutions Preventing Domain Resurrection Attacks Patching for persistence: How DripDropper Linux malware moves through the cloud Finding Malware:…

The term “In the Wild” is broadly used to refer to any activity that has been observed outside of a controlled environment. It’s an important metric in security because criminals don’t typically duplicate their efforts over and over in the exact same way– if they did, it would be much easier to create effective security software. But in reality, there’s always going to be something new and unpredictable. There are many vulnerability prioritization solutions that label their information “In the Wild,” but unfortunately, most of these attributes (in addition to CVSS Base Scores, Vendor bulletins, etc.) are based on regurgitated…

Topic: Cloud Security Posture Management: Why It Matters and How It Works Register Abstract: As organizations scale their cloud adoption, ensuring robust security across dynamic and complex cloud environments becomes a top priority. As data and operations scale in the cloud, security capabilities and frameworks must also evolve to align with virtualized environments and SLA-driven security requirements. Traditional security solutions often lack the flexibility to secure cloud-native infrastructure effectively. This webinar discusses the role of Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) in securing data across virtual and hybrid environments. Attendees will gain insights into how CSPM tools continuously monitor cloud environments…

worked perfectly in production for weeks, and suddenly everything breaks. Maybe it’s your ML model’s precision dropping overnight or your LLM agent failing to book flights that definitely exist. The culprit? Rarely the model itself. Usually, it’s a schema change in an upstream table, an API rename nobody told you about, or a knowledge base that hasn’t been updated in forever. You quickly add a brittle try/catch fix to handle the issue, ensuring the data conforms to what your system expects. But in a few days, it happens again. Different symptom, same root cause: nulls appear, a new category emerges,…

The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and security operations centers (SOCs) are feeling the pressure to stay ahead of increasingly sophisticated attackers. Numerous SOCs struggle to keep pace with the volume of security threats, and they only continue to grow. According to a recent report, 71% of SOC practitioners are worried about missing real attacks buried under an immense number of alerts. This goes to show that the tools designed to help and detect these threats, may sometimes overwhelm them instead. While the introduction of AI-powered solutions has sparked optimism in some circles, many security professionals are still stuck grappling with tool…

A GOP congressman from Arizona has filed legislation to allow U.S. presidents to license private cyber experts to investigate cyberattacks against U.S. organizations and citizens and recover stolen assets through a centuries-old tactic used in the Age of Sail, when the U.S. and other countries hired private ships to attacks enemy boats. The post U.S. Rep Proposes Cyber Privateers to Fight Foreign Cyberthreats appeared first on Security Boulevard.

“There are limitations to what we can see with this data, but what we have so far is accurate,” says Heintz. “If anything, I think it’s undercounting the scale of the problem.”The data the researchers obtained is only a snapshot of some alleged sextortion activity linked to scam centers. For instance, advertising industry mobile data is incomplete, the NCMEC data does not contain all possible reported sextortion cases, and tech companies reporting data to NCMEC likely skew toward American firms.In its report, the IJM points to multiple reports of scam centers being linked to wider sextortion against adults. The report…

With September just around the corner, Ethereum bulls are jittery, since the ninth month of the calendar year has typically been associated with weakness by the number-two coin. With an average loss of -6.42% since 2016, September is the single worst-performing month for Ethereum over most cycles.Ethereum has been on a tear, fueled by institutionsEthereum has been on a tear lately, closing in on all-time highs and breathing new life into the ETH community and beyond. As of mid-August 2025, ETH is trading above $4,700, up roughly 76% year-to-date and about 25% just since the start of August, marking its…

NordVPN not working with Apple TV often comes down to blocked server IPs, router problems, DNS traffic leaking, or even timezone/Apple ID conflicts. Rarely, network admins may block the port used by NordLynx, which is the only protocol NordVPN currently supports on Apple TV. Below, we’ll explain the main causes of NordVPN issues on Apple TV and how to fix them. We’ll also cover how to change your Apple TV DNS settings, which often fixes the most common errors. Finally, we’ll go over some other VPNs you can try if NordVPN won’t cooperate. Why is NordVPN not working with Apple…