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It took Glupteba operators about six months to build a new campaign from scratch.

It’s not clear what amount of data was stolen from the company during the attack.

Meta has also disabled accounts and infrastructure operated by spyware vendors.

The malware is being spread via emails sent from a compromised email address of one of the Ministry of Defense’s employees, and messaging platforms.

The world in brief: Chinese hackers caught exploiting Citrix zero-day, researchers found a way to bypass WAFs, and more.

The malicious driver was leveraged by numerous threat actors, including those affiliated with the Cuba ransomware gang.

The authorities have also charged six individuals allegedly involved in running the DDoS-for-Hire services.

The agency released IoCs associated with the attacks.

The zero-day bug is a type confusion issue that resides in Webkit browsing engine.

The company has also patched the publicly disclosed DirectX Graphics vulnerability.