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What we are reading and watching
Threat activity, platform failures, and the occasional piece of good news.
North Korea: Reverse hacked, Instant KarmaThis is a current events re-post from CyberNews North Korean attackers are using a new macOS malware kit to target developers, executives, and other specialists in high-value environments like fintech
Ubuntu Hit with 4 Day DDoS by Pro-Iran HacktivistsFrom our friends at It’s FOSS Ubuntu’s websites went down for about 4 days last week but it should all be back now. Starting April 30, Canonical’s web services faced what the company described as a “s
Iran: Your Technology is on our Hit listIran has declared Google, Amazon and Microsoft “legitimate targets” for attack, publishing a hit list of tech company offices and data centres in the Middle East. The Iranian Tasnim News Agency on Wed
SSH-Keysign-PwnReposted from our friends at Ethical Hacking ssh-keysign-pwn is a newly disclosed Linux kernel vulnerability that gives any unprivileged local user direct access to the SSH host private keys of a serv
DigiCert Global Certificate Authority CompromisedDigicert compromised via social engineering. Hackers used access to re-issue valid website and company certificates with and sign Zhong Stealer malware