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Cyber Threats Evolve: Crypters and Adobe Commerce Vulnerability
Cybercriminals use crypters to hide malware from security software, while a critical vulnerability affects Adobe Commerce and Magento stores.
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Cybercriminals use crypters to hide malware from security software, while a critical vulnerability affects Adobe Commerce and Magento stores.
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The Medusa Ransomware Group has attacked over 500 critical infrastructure organisations worldwide.
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Australian healthcare organisations and Melbourne businesses using Cisco Secure Email Gateway must upgrade to fixed versions after attackers exploited a zero-day flaw to run commands as root.
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ASD warns of active exploitation of CVE-2026-75650. Check affected storefronts, Adobe’s hotfix, credential rotation and provider confirmation.
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Australian healthcare organisations and Melbourne businesses must review their use of TeamCity On-Premises servers after active exploitation of a vulnerability within Australia.