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The flaw was exploited by a pro-Russian hacktivist group known as TwoNet in an attack on a honeypot disguised as water treatment facility.

Authorities seized three servers in Switzerland, along with the platform’s domain.

In brief: An Oracle IM flaw exploited in the wild, Russia’s Gamaredon and North Korea’s Lazarus have been observed working together, and more.

The attackers are believed to have gained initial access by compromising a managed service provider.

Jamf attributes the activity to FlexibleFerret, a North Korea-linked threat group known for social-engineering lures.

CGO introduces wide-block encryption and tag chaining to thwart tagging attacks.

Since January 2025, the FBI has received over 5,100 reports of these scams, with losses totaling more than $262 million.

This is the first time that a RomCom payload has been observed being distributed by SocGholish.

When prompts contain references that the CCP is likely to view as sensitive, the risk of severe security flaws can rise by up to 50%.

Just like the original Shai-Hulud attack, the new operation steals secrets and uploads them to GitHub.