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  • New HybridPetya ransomware bypasses Secure Boot
    What happened: A new ransomware strain called HybridPetya can bypass Windows’ Secure Boot protection.
    What to do: Keep your security software updated and back up important files regularly.

  • Critical flaw in DELMIA Apriso software actively exploited
    What happened: Hackers are exploiting a serious vulnerability in DELMIA Apriso manufacturing software.
    What to do: Apply security patches for DELMIA Apriso immediately.

  • Samsung fixes Android zero-day vulnerability
    What happened: Samsung released a security update fixing a critical Android flaw already used in attacks.
    What to do: Update your Samsung devices as soon as possible.

  • FBI warns of data theft targeting Salesforce platforms
    What happened: Cybercriminal groups UNC6040 and UNC6395 are stealing data from Salesforce users.
    What to do: Review Salesforce account security and monitor for unusual activity.

  • Windows Registry memory corruption exploited in attacks
    What happened: Researchers demonstrated how attackers can exploit Windows Registry memory flaws.
    What to do: Ensure Windows updates are installed to protect against registry attacks.

  • Sound system software fuzzing reveals new bugs
    What happened: Security researchers found vulnerabilities in CoreAudio by testing its messaging system.
    What to do: Keep your audio software updated and watch for patches.

  • NSO Group’s BLASTPASS iMessage exploit analyzed
    What happened: Experts uncovered details about a sophisticated iMessage exploit used by NSO Group.
    What to do: Avoid clicking unknown links or messages on iPhones.

If You Only Do 3 Things Today

Action (1 minute each) Why it matters
Update your Samsung Android devices Fixes critical vulnerabilities attackers use
Apply patches for DELMIA Apriso software Stops active attacks on manufacturing systems
Review Salesforce account security Protects your data from targeted theft attempts

For Teams (super quick)

  • Prioritize patching DELMIA Apriso and Samsung Android devices immediately.
  • Monitor Salesforce platform logs for suspicious access or data downloads.
  • Verify Windows systems have the latest security updates to prevent registry exploits.
  • Educate users to avoid clicking unknown links, especially in iMessage and email.
  • Keep audio and other system software up to date to reduce attack surface. silver and black laptop computer Photo by Pontus Wellgraf on Unsplash

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