⚡ Weekly Recap: Chrome 0-Day, Data Wipers, Misused Tools and Zero-Click iPhone Attacks

This cybersecurity update highlights recent critical vulnerabilities, advanced malware campaigns, and nation-state hacking activities, emphasizing the importance of proactive defense. Key incidents include Google Chrome fixing an exploited 0-day, PathWiper targeting Ukraine, and sophisticated zero-click attacks on iPhones. #ChromeZeroDay #PathWiper #SaltTyphoon…

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iMessage Zero-Click Attacks Suspected in Targeting of High-Value Individuals

Anomalous iPhone crashes linked to sophisticated zero-click exploits targeting a vulnerability called Nickname have been observed mainly in high-value individuals in the EU and US. These targeted attacks, associated with Chinese state-sponsored hackers, exploit iMessage vulnerabilities to potentially compromise devices without user interaction. #NickameVulnerability #ChineseHackers…

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UNC1151 Exploits Roundcube Flaw in Spear Phishing Attack

CERT Polska has warned about a spear phishing campaign exploiting a critical webmail vulnerability (CVE-2024-42009) used by the UNC1151 APT group to steal credentials from Polish organizations. The attack involved malicious emails that deployed Service Workers to intercept login information, highlighting the threat posed by sophisticated cyber espionage activities. #UNC1151 #CVE2024-42009…

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Cybersecurity News | Daily Recap [07 Jun 2025]

Multiple critical vulnerabilities have been identified across various platforms, including HPE Insight Remote Support, FreeRTOS-Plus-TCP, AWS Amplify Studio, and Apache Tomcat, urging immediate patching to prevent exploits leading to system crashes and denial of service. Additionally, recent ransomware campaigns targeted organizations like Optima Tax Relief and Kettering Health, while nation-state actors have engaged in espionage and infrastructure attacks, notably in Ukraine and Armenia. #HPE RCE Flaw #FreeRTOS Flaw #AWS Amplify RCE #Tomcat DoS #Optima Tax Chaos #Kettering Interlock #Bitter APT #UNC5792 #Atomic macOS Stealer #PathWiper Malware

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