Blog #Cybersecurity Trends

Several US healthcare organizations reported significant data breaches affecting over 560,000 individuals.

Outpost24's KrakenLabs uncovered EncryptHub’s malware campaign, exposing their tactics through OPSEC failures such as directory listing leaks, exposed Telegram bot configurations, and storing stolen data alongside malware.

The recently uncovered *Operation Sea Elephant* is a cyber espionage campaign targeting scientific organizations focused on ocean studies.

Nigerian national Matthew Akande, 36, appeared in a US court facing multiple charges, including computer intrusion, wire fraud, and identity theft, for allegedly hacking US tax preparation companies.

JavaGhost, a threat group tracked by Unit 42, has shifted from website defacement to targeting AWS environments through phishing and IAM abuse.

The 360XSS campaign exploited a reflected XSS vulnerability (CVE-2020-24901) in the Krpano virtual tour framework to hijack search results and distribute spam ads across 350+ websites, including government, university, and news portals.

A data breach at DISA Global Solutions exposed personal information of over 3.3 million individuals, including 15,000 Maine residents.

A cyberespionage campaign using the FatalRAT trojan is targeting industrial organizations in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in Taiwan, China, Japan, Thailand, and Singapore

ACRStealer, a new information-stealing malware, is rapidly increasing in distribution since 2025, leveraging legitimate platforms like Google Docs and Steam for its command-and-control communications.

Lee Enterprises confirmed that a recent cyberattack on its network involved ransomware, with attackers encrypting critical applications and stealing files.

The DOGE website was hacked due to vulnerabilities, allowing unauthorized content to be posted.

Bybit, one of the world's leading cryptocurrency exchanges, experienced a significant security breach on February 21, 2025, resulting in the theft of approximately $1.4 billion worth of Ethereum.