HEAL Security - Cybersecurity Intelligence & News for Healthcare
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In this episode, Ed Hall discusses the rise of low-cost credential-stealing malware like VVS Stealer, the global impact of the Kimwolf botnet abusing insecure Android devices, the exploitation of unpatched Fortinet infrastructure to deploy advanced C2 frameworks, and the broader implications of healthcare data breaches, messaging app metadata leaks, and evolving cybersecurity risks shaping the 2025 threat landscape.
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In this episode, Ed Hall discusses the rise of low-cost credential-stealing malware like VVS Stealer, the global impact of the Kimwolf botnet abusing insecure Android devices, the exploitation of unpatched Fortinet infrastructure to deploy advanced C2 frameworks, and the broader implications of healthcare data breaches, messaging app metadata leaks, and evolving cybersecurity risks shaping the 2025 threat landscape.
Today’s briefing covers seven major cybersecurity developments, including massive credential leaks in Docker Hub images and active exploitation of Ivanti vulnerabilities. We look at the latest Lumma Stealer malware surge, the MedStar Health data breach, and a North Korean campaign deploying EtherRAT. We also highlight a critical Gogs zero-day under attack and a spike of 40,000 finance-themed phishing attempts targeting users worldwide. Fast, clear, and focused on the threats shaping today’s digital landscape.
HEAL Security - Cybersecurity Intelligence & News for Healthcare
In this episode, Ed Hall discusses the rise of low-cost credential-stealing malware like VVS Stealer, the global impact of the Kimwolf botnet abusing insecure Android devices, the exploitation of unpatched Fortinet infrastructure to deploy advanced C2 frameworks, and the broader implications of healthcare data breaches, messaging app metadata leaks, and evolving cybersecurity risks shaping the 2025 threat landscape.
