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We hear terms like “state-sponsored attacks” and “critical vulnerabilities” all the time, but what’s really going on behind those words? This week’s cybersecurity news isn’t just about hackers and headlines—it’s about how digital risks shape our lives in ways we might not even realize. For instance, telecom networks being breached isn’t just about stolen data—it’s about power. Hackers are positioning themselves to control the networks we rely on for everything, from making calls to running businesses. And those techy-sounding CVEs? They’re not just random numbers; they’re like ticking time bombs in the software you use every day, from your phone to your work tools. These stories aren’t just for the experts—they’re for all of us. They show how easily the digital world we trust can be turned against us. But they also show us the power of staying informed and prepared. Dive into this week’s recap, and let’s uncover the risks, the solutions, and the small steps we can all take to stay a...

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REvil, the infamous ransomware cartel behind some of the biggest cyberattacks targeting JBS and Kaseya, has mysteriously disappeared from the dark web, leading to speculations that the criminal enterprise may have been taken down. Multiple darknet and clearnet sites maintained by the Russia-linked cybercrime syndicate, including the data leak, extortion, and payment portals, remained inaccessible, displaying an error message "Onionsite not found."  The group's  Tor network infrastructure  on the dark web consists of one data leak blog site and 22 data hosting sites. It's not immediately clear what prompted the infrastructure to be knocked offline. REvil is one of the most prolific ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) groups that first appeared on the threat landscape in April 2019. It's an evolution of the  GandCrab  ransomware, which hit the underground markets in early 2018. "If REvil has been permanently disrupted, it'll mark the end of a group which ha...

It's time to update your Drupal websites, once again. For the second time within a month , Drupal has been found vulnerable to another critical vulnerability that could allow remote attackers to pull off advanced attacks including cookie theft, keylogging, phishing and identity theft. Discovered by the Drupal security team, the open source content management framework is vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability that resides in a third-party plugin CKEditor which comes pre-integrated in Drupal core to help site administrators and users create interactive content. CKEditor is a popular JavaScript-based WYSIWYG rich text editor which is being used by many websites, as well as comes pre-installed with some popular web projects. According to a security advisory released by CKEditor, the XSS vulnerability stems from the improper validation of " img " tag in Enhanced Image plugin for CKEditor 4.5.11 and later versions. This could allow an attacker to...

Krunal Goswami ( tech2spider ) found new XSS in Stanford University Website ! Tech2spider has submitted a cross-site-scripting (XSS) vulnerability affecting stanford.edu. We manually validated and publishing th. It is currently unfixed.is news. Check this Link :  https://www.stanford.edu/group/ tabletennis/cgi-bin/index.php? photos&event=%3Cscript%20type= %22text/javascript%22%20% 3Ealert%28%22XSS%20Vulnerable% 22%29%3C/script%3E News Source :  Krunal Goswami ( tech2spider )

Double nibble URI decoding XSS Vulnerability on   EC Council website What EC Council is ? They offers certifications in certified ethical hacker ceh, Computer Security, network security, internet security program and computer forensics and penetration testing. Information Security, Ethical Hacking, Computer Forensics, Advanced Penetration Testing, Application Security, Disaster Recovery and other critical Information Security Topics and Security Courses. XSS POC : Link : Click Here Submitted By :  Nulled Byte

Cybersecurity researchers have disclosed new security vulnerabilities in the Etherpad text editor (version 1.8.13) that could potentially enable attackers to hijack administrator accounts, execute system commands, and even steal sensitive documents. The two flaws — tracked as CVE-2021-34816 and CVE-2021-34817 — were discovered and reported on June 4 by researchers from SonarSource, following which patches have been shipped for the latter in  version 1.8.14  of Etherpad released on July 4. Etherpad is a real-time collaborative interface that enables a document to be edited simultaneously by multiple authors. It is an open-source alternative to Google Docs that can be self-hosted or used through one of the many third-party public instances available. "The XSS vulnerability allows attackers to take over Etherpad users, including admins. This can be used to steal or manipulate sensitive data," SonarSource vulnerability researcher Paul Gerste  said  in a report shar...

Just few days ago, we reported about two critical vulnerability in mobile version of the most popular password manager application from a popular Password management company RoboForm , which manages your passwords for different websites. Now, researchers have published a detailed explanation on the security vulnerabilities discovered in five different and popular password managers , including RoboForm, that could allow cybercriminals to grab your credentials. The serious security holes were found and reported by the University of California Berkeley researchers named: Zhiwei Li, Warren He, Devdatta Akhawe and Dawn Song . The critical vulnerabilities were discovered in the popular password managers that includes RoboForm, LastPass, My1Login, PasswordBox and NeedMyPassword . " Our attacks are severe: in four out of the five password managers we studied, an attacker can learn a user’s credentials for arbitrary websites, " Researchers wrote in the paper (PDF) tit...

A zero-day flaw in the Zimbra Collaboration email software was exploited by four different groups in real-world attacks to pilfer email data, user credentials, and authentication tokens. "Most of this activity occurred after the initial fix became public on GitHub," Google Threat Analysis Group (TAG)  said  in a report shared with The Hacker News. The flaw, tracked as  CVE-2023-37580  (CVSS score: 6.1), is a  reflected cross-site scripting  (XSS) vulnerability impacting versions before 8.8.15 Patch 41. It was  addressed  by Zimbra as part of patches released on July 25, 2023. Successful exploitation of the shortcoming could allow execution of malicious scripts on the victims' web browser simply by tricking them into clicking on a specially crafted URL, effectively initiating the XSS request to Zimbra and reflecting the attack back to the user. Google TAG, whose researcher Clément Lecigne was credited with discovering and reporting the bug, s...

XSS Vulnerability on AOL Energy website A non-persistent Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability discovered on AOL Energy website. The similar Vulnerability is claimed by few other guys on some forums too. No clue that who found it first, But THN got update from Vansh & Vaibhuv from India.

Microsoft has patched a misconfiguration issue impacting the Azure Active Directory ( AAD ) identity and access management service that exposed several "high-impact" applications to unauthorized access. "One of these apps is a content management system (CMS) that powers Bing.com and allowed us to not only modify search results, but also launch high-impact XSS attacks on Bing users," cloud security firm Wiz  said  in a report. "Those attacks could compromise users' personal data, including Outlook emails and SharePoint documents." The issues were reported to Microsoft in January and February 2022, following which the tech giant applied fixes and awarded Wiz a $40,000 bug bounty. Redmond  said  it found no evidence that the misconfigurations were exploited in the wild. The crux of the vulnerability stems from what's called "Shared Responsibility confusion," wherein an Azure app can be incorrectly configured to allow users from any Micro...

XSS attack on CIA (Central Itelligence Agency) Website by lionaneesh After Ddos attack on CIA (Central Itelligence Agency) website by Lulzsec, lionaneesh , an Indian hacker have found XSS Vulnerability on same site as shown. The Vulnerabile link is here  . You can join Loinaneesh on Twitter . 

A pair of severe security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in the Jenkins open source automation server that could lead to code execution on targeted systems. The flaws, tracked as  CVE-2023-27898  and  CVE-2023-27905 , impact the Jenkins server and Update Center, and have been collectively christened  CorePlague  by cloud security firm Aqua. All versions of Jenkins versions prior to 2.319.2 are vulnerable and exploitable. "Exploiting these vulnerabilities could allow an unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code on the victim's Jenkins server, potentially leading to a complete compromise of the Jenkins server," the company said in a report shared with The Hacker News. The shortcomings are the result of how Jenkins processes plugins available from the  Update Center , thereby potentially enabling a threat actor to upload a plugin with a malicious payload and trigger a cross-site scripting (XSS) attack. "Once the victim opens the ' Availabl...

Delhi University 's & Pakistani.pk  site is vuln to XSS ! angel (4d0r4b13) Found Xss cross site scripting vulnerability in Delhi University Website, as shown. vulnerable Link :  : https://du.ac.in/index. php?id=276&sitesearch=du.ac. in&client=pub- 017673838153185424638% 3Aoxnjzwaqtce&cof=FORID%3A10& ie=UTF-8&q=%22%3E%3Cscript% 3Ealert%28%22Vuln+found+by+ 4ng31+4k4+4d0r4b13..!+angelws+ here..!+enjoy....!+delhi+ university..!+hehe..!+%3D%29+% 3D%29+%3B%29+%22%29%3C% 2Fscript%3E and  https://pakistani.pk/?s=%22%3E%3Cscript%3Ealert%28%22angel%20w45%20here..!%20heheheh%20pakistani.pk%20vuln%20to%20xss%20yup%20it%20is//!%20greets:Indian%20r00ting%20w1z4rd5..!%20vuln%20found%20n%20executed%20by%20angel%204k4%204d0r4b13%22%29%3C/script%3E

Devansh Kumar Jain Found Xss venerability in 4 Websites !  Devansh Kumar Jain is a 14 years old Hacker From Agra, India . He found some Xss venerable sites,as listed below : 1.)   https://sdb.drshnaps.com/search.php?q= <script>alert(String.fromCharCode(68,69,86))</script> 2.)   https://www.newdimensions.org/search.php?q= <script>alert(String.fromCharCode(68,69,86))</script> 3.)   https://classifieds.successcds.net/search.php?q= <h1><b><i>hi</i></b></h1> 4.)   https://pcstats.shoplinc.com/search.php?q= <script>alert(String.fromCharCode(68,69,86))</script> News Source : Devansh Kumar | Via Message

Cross Site Scripting Vulnerability in Speed Bit Search Engine Debasish Mandal, A hacker from India , Found that there is a XSS through JavaScript Injection vulnerability in the Home page of Speed Bit Search Engine.The XSS filter is filtering normal html /script /iframe tags but XSS can be achieved by injecting JavaScript event "onmouseover()".Technical Description is below. Debasish have reported the vulnerability to the Speed Bit Team but haven't yet got any response from their side. Proof Of Concept: 1) Visit this URL https://search.speedbit.com/?aff=grbr" onmousemove="alert(document.cookie) 2) Bring mouse cursor over the hyperlink shown in the image and you should see a POP up box showing the browser cookies. Submitted By :  Debasish Mandal, India.

Multiple Cross Site Scripting ( #XSS ) Vulnerabilities in Forbes Ucha Gobejishvili ( longrifle0x ) , A Georgian Security Researcher Discover two Cross Site Scripting ( XSS ) Vulnerabilities on the Official website of Forbes , an American publishing and media company. Cross-Site Scripting occurs when an attacker can send a malicious script to a different user by relaying the script from an otherwise trusted or innocuous server. These flaws are extensive on the Web and allow an attacker to place malicious code that can execute attacks against other users in the security context of the web servers of the trusted host. 1.) First Vulnerable Link : Click Here 2.) Second Vulnerable Link : Click Here Cross-Site Scripting typically involves executing commands in a user's browser to display unintended content, or with the intent of stealing the user's login credentials or other personal information. This information can then be used by the attacker to access web sites and ser...