Upon analyzing Mallox samples, researchers identified two distinct affiliates using different approaches. One focused on exploiting vulnerable assets, while the other aimed at broader compromises of information systems on a larger scale.

The FCC's new robocall bad actor classification system, called Consumer Communications Information Services Threat (C-CIST), aims to help authorities identify and track threat actors abusing telecommunications infrastructure.

Cybercriminals are using an automated service called "Estate" to steal one-time passcodes and hijack user accounts, including bank accounts, crypto wallets, and other sensitive services, by tricking them into revealing the codes over the phone.

The Scattered Spider, a group of hackers, has been actively attacking the finance and insurance industries worldwide, using tactics like domain impersonation, SIM swapping, and partnering with the BlackCat ransomware group to breach high-value firms.

The increased use of AI further complicates CISO role as industries begin to realize the full potential of GenAI and its impact on cybersecurity, according to a report by Trellix.

Red teaming involves employing ethical hackers to rigorously test AI systems for security and safety issues. It is crucial for developing responsible AI that balances innovation and compliance with ethical standards and regulatory requirements.

Researchers at Cyble discovered a new ransomware variant called Trinity that employs a double extortion technique and shares similarities with the Venus ransomware, suggesting a potential link or common actor behind these two variants.

Biden administration officials lowered expectations about the discussions during a call with reporters, saying the talks were "not focused on promoting any technical cooperation" between the two world superpowers on AI or emerging technologies.

US officials say that a notorious Chinese hacking operation named Volt Typhoon has permanently altered the cyberthreat landscape by moving beyond traditional nation-state espionage goals and instead aiming to cause disruption and sow societal panic.

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