by Arun kumar Krishna
Welcome to ’Hacker Hacks,’ the podcast where we dive deep into the mysterious world of cybersecurity. Each episode unveils the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by both ethical and malicious hackers, empowering you with knowledge to defend your digital realm. Whether you’re a seasoned IT professional, an emerging tech enthusiast, or just curious about the digital shadows, ’Hacker Hacks’ is your ultimate guide to understanding the tricks of the trade and the tools to thwart them. Subscribe now and stay one step ahead of the hacks!. In this we will be covering below topics: • Cybersecurity • Ethical Hacking • Digital Security • IT • Technology Trends • Cyber Threats
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March 31, 2025
Hackers found a new Windows 11 setup bypass after Microsoft blocked the old one. Apple ID phishing scams are on the rise, targeting 2B users. A Canon printer flaw (CVE-2025-1268) allows code execution. The FBI raided IU cybersecurity expert XiaoFeng Wang’s homes, but details remain undisclosed. Israel’s new cyber chief, Yossi Karadi, takes over amid rising threats. Jisc launches a UK cybersecurity center for universities, and Mitel warns users of a severe XSS vulnerability. Reference: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
March 27, 2025
Security firms confirm Oracle Cloud’s potential breach, affecting 140,000 tenants. A critical Windows zero-day threatens NTLM credentials, while Google patches Chrome’s first 2025 zero-day. VMware fixes a privilege escalation flaw, and Signal is now pre-installed on government devices. Meanwhile, a Chinese hacking group has been linked to global cyber espionage. The SEC tightens cybersecurity disclosure rules, and MORSECORP pays $4.6M for cybersecurity fraud. Reference:https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
March 26, 2025
A Signal chat leak involving Trump officials raised security concerns. Oracle’s data breach was confirmed, while a Canadian hacker was extradited for major cybercrimes. KLIA faced a cyberattack with a $10M ransom demand. India pushes for cybersecurity self-reliance, while Dragos expands OT security in Canada. VMware and Veeam patched major vulnerabilities. H3C routers remain at risk with no fix. Vodafone launched a cybersecurity hub for German SMEs, and a defense contractor settled a $4.6M fraud case. Reference: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
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