Russian Firms Hit by LockBit, Kimsuky's Triple Threat, Canva's Database Slip
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Get ready for a byte-sized dive into the world of digital shenanigans with "Hacked dAily," the first AI-Driven Cybersecurity Podcast from Cytadel Cyber. Binge on today's cyber hors d'oeuvres: a hacker group using LockBit ransomware to target Russian companies, proving that irony isn't just for literary merit, it's now a weapon of choice. Feels like poetic justice, doesn't it?
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Meanwhile, North Korea's Kimsuky is serving up a cyber cocktail more dangerous than your Aunt Sue's moonshine, merging Facebook Messenger, LinkedIn, and Telegram for PRO-level phishing. It's like multi-level marking, but just for spies.
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In our spooky library tones, meet Librarian Ghouls - no, they're not here to spook you with overdue book fines - they're busy rewriting the playbook on cloaked cyber antics. And speaking of costumes, ransomware gets fancy, masquerading as a password cracker in its latest .NS1419 look, proving hackers missed their calling as dramatists!
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Finally, in today's edition of "Oops, I Did It Again," a security researcher discovers a chatbot database leaking Canva creator data. Panicked artwork designers everywhere, rest easy; Canva's ninja-speed response ensures your next cheeky birthday e-vite is still on for a head-turner.