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The exposed data includes in-vehicle terminal IDs, chassis numbers, vehicle locations, and other information.

The world in brief: Microsoft fixes two Windows 2 zero-days, Turla’s “Snake” espionage network dismantled, and more.

The group has been active since at least 2020 targeting entities in different regions of Ukraine, including military, transportation and critical infrastructure sectors.

The research found that one in three MS Exchange servers are still left unpatched.

Joseph James O'Connor faces a total maximum sentence of over 70 years in prison.

One of the zero-days is a Secure Boot bypass bug used by threat actors to install the BlackLotus UEFI bootkit.

The malware has been used to steal sensitive data from hundreds of computer systems in at least 50 countries.

The seizures were part of an ongoing coordinated international law enforcement campaign targeting online platforms allowing anyone to conduct DDoS attacks.

Mint Sandstorm and Mango Sandstorm quickly adapted the publicly available exploit in their operations to achieve initial access.

Threat actors can use the leaked keys to bypass the BootGuard technology.