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US Agencies Warn of Hackers Targeting Internet Connected Fuel Tank Monitors

Government agencies warn that hackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in internet connected fuel tank monitoring systems to alter settings and disable safety alerts.

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Cisco Unified CM Flaw Enables Root Takeover as Exploit Code Emerges

A critical SSRF vulnerability in Cisco's Unified Communications Manager gives attackers a path to root privileges through arbitrary file writes, with exploit code now publicly available.

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Miasma Worm Exploits Node GYP Build File to Inject Malicious Code in npm Packages

The Phantom Gyp technique exploits npm's automatic node gyp rebuild process to execute malicious code during package installation, bypassing standard security scanners.

Unpatched Windows Search URI Flaw Exposes User Credentials via NTLM Leak

Researchers found that the Windows Search URI handler can be tricked into leaking NTLMv2 hashes to attackers via malicious links, and Microsoft has declined to patch the issue.

The Rise of Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platforms for Modern IAM

Nearly half of enterprise identity activity operates outside centralized IAM visibility, driving the emergence of a new platform category to detect and manage hidden risk.

Cybercriminals Exploit Google DoubleClick to Spread DesckVB RAT

Attackers route phishing victims through Google's DoubleClick domain to evade detection before deploying the DesckVB RAT trojan.

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