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New Charon Ransomware Employs DLL Sideloading, and Anti-EDR Capabilities to Attack Organizations

A sophisticated new ransomware family called Charon has emerged in the cybersecurity landscape, targeting organizations in the Middle East’s public sector and aviation industry with advanced persistent threat (APT) techniques typically reserved for nation-state actors. The ransomware campaign represents a… Read more → The post New Charon Ransomware Employs DLL Sideloading, and Anti-EDR Capabilities to Attack Organizations appeared first on IT Se…Hacking See the Story

Caught in the cyber crosshairs: A candy manufacturer’s 2025 ransomware ordeal | #ransomware | #cybercrime - National Cyber Security Consulting

I never imagined that a 150-year-old chocolate company could be brought to its knees by a few clicks on a computer. As the head of IT for Ganong Bros. — Canada’s longest-running family-owned candy manufacturer, established in 1873 — I’ve overseen everything from upgrading our aging inventory systems to keeping the Wi-Fi humming on our […] Thank you for subscribing to our RSS feed! The post Caught in the cyber crosshairs: A candy manufacturer’s 2…Canada · Canada See the Story

Matrix protocol bugs could let hackers seize control of sensitive chat rooms

The nonprofit Matrix Foundation, custodian of the eponymous open standard communications protocol, has released details and patching information for two vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to take over classified chat rooms. Matrix announced the vulnerabilities a month ago, but specific details on mitigation have been under wraps to allow protocol users time to test and implement them. The protocol is used by organizations around the globe,…Read Article

Fortinet patches critical flaw with public exploit in FortiSIEM

Fortinet fixed multiple vulnerabilities across its products this week, including a critical flaw in FortiSIEM that can allow unauthenticated attackers to execute unauthorized code or commands. More importantly, the company said a working exploit for this flaw was detected in the wild. The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2025-25256, stems from improper sanitization of special elements in OS command requests sent to the command line interface (CLI) …Sunnyvale, California · Sunnyvale Read Article

Flaws in a pair of Grafana plugins could hand over DevOps control

Two now-patched critical flaws in Grafana’s plugin architecture could let attackers take full control of an organization’s observability instance. Grafana is a widely used DevOps observability platform for visualizing metrics, logs, and traces, and the two plugins in question, SQLite for accessing locally stored data and Infinity for fetching data from remote sources, extend its integration capabilities. Researchers at Cycode found that the plug…Read Article

7 reasons the SOC is in crisis — and 5 steps to fix it

I’ve been thinking a lot about SOC efficacy lately, and I’m going to take a position that might make some people uncomfortable. Despite organizations investing millions in security operations centres (SOC) and state-of-the-art detection technologies, we’re seeing breaches at unprecedented levels. Based on my observations across large enterprises in Australia, the United States, and the UK, only about one in twenty SOCs detects and responds effec…Australia · Australia Read Article

10 most powerful cybersecurity companies today

Geopolitical unrest. Uncertainty about tariffs. A tough regulatory climate. Heightened concerns about AI-generated attacks. Add it up and you get a high-anxiety, high-stress climate in which protecting enterprise assets is a top priority. IDC predicts that global security spending will grow more than 12% in 2025.The increasing complexity and frequency of cyberthreats are driving organizations worldwide to adopt more advanced defensive measures, …Unrest · San Jose Read Article

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