
Nippon Columbia Malware Breach Exposes 8.7 Million Records for Daiichi Kosho
A malware infection at contractor Nippon Columbia compromised personal data for millions of users and employees of Japanese entertainment firm Daiichi Kosho.
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A malware infection at contractor Nippon Columbia compromised personal data for millions of users and employees of Japanese entertainment firm Daiichi Kosho.

A new malware strain named PoeLLM has compromised thousands of servers, using poetic text to conceal its command-and-control infrastructure coordinates.

Amazon Web Services has issued an ongoing advisory regarding the Copy.fail malware campaign, detailing detection methods and mitigation strategies for cloud customers.

The FBI has designated the alleged head of a cybercriminal unit within the Tren de Aragua cartel as one of its top ten most wanted fugitives for ATM jackpotting.

Intelligence reports indicate that the Russia-aligned threat group UAC-0099 has been steadily upgrading its MATCHBOIL downloader malware throughout 2024.

Cisco Talos researchers describe how malware authors are developing specific methods to obstruct automated AI security tools.