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TryHackMe Room: Linux CLI AOC 2025

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Making Sense of the GDPR Wherever a company operates, its privacy obligations rarely stop at the national border; understanding how the GDPR affects your business is crucial. #BusinessOperations …

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CVE-2025–55182 and CVE-2025–66478

The final outcome of most penetration tests is the report, and it is often the part dreaded most by the consultants carrying out the test…

Autor: Santiago Habib
 Fecha: Diciembre 2025

The scariest cyber threats aren’t always hackers — sometimes they’re one careless keystroke away.

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Koi Security exposed ShadyPanda, which infected 4.3M+ users by weaponizing trusted browser extensions (WeTab, Clean Master) through auto-updates. The malware performs RCE and exfiltrates data to China.

Zscaler exposed Matanbuchus v3.0, a MaaS downloader pivoting to ransomware. The stealthy C++ malware uses Protobufs for C2, QuickAssist for access, and time-wasting loops to bypass sandboxes.

A 3-flaw chain (CRLF, Auth Bypass, SQLi) achieves root RCE on Synology BeeStation. The exploit uses a "Dirty File Write" SQLi to inject a malicious crontab entry, bypassing the lack of a PHP interpreter.

Trend Micro exposed Water Saci, a campaign using LLMs to convert malware from PowerShell to Python, accelerating its spread via a WhatsApp worm. The multi-stage attack deploys a trojan capable of VNC mirroring and overlay attacks.

A High-severity Vim for Windows flaw (CVE-2025-66476) allows arbitrary code execution. The editor executes malicious binaries in the current working directory instead of safe system paths when running commands like :grep.