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Among the fixes is a patch for a previously disclosed vulnerability in Microsoft SQL Server.

Song Kum Hyok created fake American identities using stolen names, Social Security numbers, and addresses for North Korean tech workers.

The Shellter Project said the misuse stems from a breach involving a company that recently purchased Shellter Elite licenses.

NSSOL has not disclosed the specific vulnerability but confirmed the breach was the result of a zero-day exploit targeting its network equipment.

BERT’s tactics include PowerShell-based loaders, privilege escalation techniques, and file encryption.

US authorities say Xu played a key role in targeting American virologists, immunologists, and research institutions.

The investigation analyzed English-language preprints published on the research platform arXiv and found concealed AI instructions in 17 papers.

João Nazareno Roque, a junior back-end developer at C&M, was allegedly recruited by hackers in a bar in São Paulo.

More recently, APT36 has shifted its focus to Linux-based environments.

The group is believed to use a suspected Microsoft Exchange zero-day exploit to gain covert access to target systems.