Qualcomm has announced a critical vulnerability that could lead to remote attacks on devices using their chipsets. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2023-33025, involves a buffer overflow during VoLTE calls, allowing attackers to execute code remotely.

With its second acquisition in two months, SonicWall aims to help enterprises with growing remote workforces through zero-trust network and security service edge offerings.

The CISA has identified two recently patched vulnerabilities, one in Google Chrome and another in the open-source Perl library Spreadsheet::ParseExcel, that have been actively exploited and require immediate mitigation.

The data breach, carried out by a threat actor named IntelBroker, has allegedly exposed sensitive details such as full names, emails, phone numbers, banking information, and more.

Belarusian hacktivist group, the Cyber-Partisans, launched a cyberattack on the country’s leading state-owned media outlet, wiping the main website servers and backups, as a retaliatory measure against President Lukashenko’s propaganda campaign.

Gallery Systems, a museum software provider, has revealed that it experienced a ransomware attack last week, leading to ongoing IT outages. The attack caused the company to take systems offline to prevent further encryption.

Ransomware attacks in the US reached record levels in 2023, targeting hospitals, schools, government organizations, and private-sector businesses, costing victims an average of $1.5 million to rectify.

Fallon Ambulance Services, a subsidiary of Transformative Healthcare, was targeted in a ransomware attack that exposed the personal information of nearly a million people. The attack occurred in February 2023 and was discovered in April 2023.

The European Central Bank will conduct cyber stress tests on 109 banks in Europe to assess their resilience against cyberattacks. The tests will simulate disruptive cyberattacks and evaluate how the banks respond and recover.

The stolen funds are believed to be linked to North Korean hacking groups, such as Lazarus, who use cryptocurrency cyberattacks to bypass international sanctions and finance their weapons development program.