Скачать или смотреть Episode #41: Copilot Data Exposure, Vulnerable Windows Drivers, & Android Malware

This week has been crazy when it comes to cybersecurity news, with major attacks and critical vulnerabilities making headlines. In this episode, we're breaking down all of the most impactful stories of this week:

A new Linux backdoor called "Auto-color" is targeting universities and government offices in North America and Asia, granting attackers full access to compromised systems.

The Anti-Malware Testing Standards Organization (AMTSO) has published its first-ever VPN testing standards to improve the fairness and quality of VPN assessments.

A large cyberattack campaign is exploiting vulnerable Windows drivers signed by Microsoft to deploy malware and disable antivirus programs, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands of devices.

A widespread campaign dubbed 'GitVenom' is using hundreds of fake GitHub repositories to deliver information-stealing malware to software developers.

A cyberattack has hit two major Russian IT companies, LANTER and LAN ATMservice, potentially impacting financial and credit institutions.

A large-scale password spraying attack is targeting Microsoft 365 accounts, particularly those in financial services, insurance, healthcare, government, and education.

A predatory loan app disguised as a financial management tool called "Finance Simplified" targeted Indian users on the Google Play Store.

Thousands of private GitHub repositories are being exposed through Microsoft Copilot due to caching by the Bing search engine.

Internal chat logs from the Black Basta ransomware group were leaked online, revealing details about their operations, targeted entities, and key members.

The U.S. faced 1.9 billion malware incidents in 2024, with scammers frequently impersonating Google, Facebook, and Microsoft in phishing attacks.

Stay tuned for a deep dive into these cybersecurity threats, plus tips on how to stay safe online. Hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you don't miss future episodes!

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