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"Windows' infamous 'Blue Screen of Death' will soon turn black."
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Russ Roberts (https://www.hawaiicybersecurityjournal.net).
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Jun 27, 2025
Microsoft replaces Blue Screen with Black
/ 2d
Microsoft enhances Windows resilience and recovery
/ 2d
Jun 26, 2025
Initial Access (Enterprise TA0001)
/ 2d
Open VSX vulnerability risks millions
/ 2d
9 TTPs
/ 2d
•Microsoft 365 Direct Send exploited in phishing
US lawmakers propose ban on Chinese AI
/ 3d
Kansas City man pleads guilty
/ 3d
BonfyAI secures funding for AI security
/ 3d
Jun 25, 2025
5 TTPs
/ 3d
•Cisco ISE critical RCE vulnerabilities
British hacker charged with data theft
/ 3d
Windows 10 free security updates available
/ 4d
5 TTPs
/ 4d
•ConnectWise exploited for signed malware
4 TTPs
/ 4d
•Fake SonicWall app steals credentials
CVE-2024-51978 & 7 others
/ 4d
Jun 24, 2025
2 TTPs
/ 4d
•Mainline Health Systems data breach
10 TTPs
/ 4d
•APT28 uses Signal for malware attacks
20 TTPs
/ 5d
•Prometei botnet resurfaces with enhancements
Jun 23, 2025
Command and Control (Enterprise TA0011)
/ 5d
•Malware steals private photos smartphones
10 TTPs
/ 6d
•North Korean hackers use deepfakes
Discovery (Enterprise TA0007)
/ 6d
2 TTPs
/ 6d
•US Israel airstrikes won't change cyber threats
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