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New Cyber Threats Emerge: Google Breach, Blue Locker Ransomware, and Evolving Malware

Google faces a data breach. New ransomware strains emerge, targeting critical sectors. Stay informed about the latest threats in the ever-evolving cyber landscape.

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New Cyber Threats Emerge: Google Breach, Blue Locker Ransomware, and Evolving Malware

A new edition of the Security Affairs newsletter has arrived, highlighting several alarming cybersecurity threats. Meanwhile, Google faces a data breach, and a notorious hacker group resurfaces with a new ransomware strain.

The latest Security Affairs newsletter, released weekly, offers subscribers a roundup of the best security articles. This week, it focuses on persistent threats, including the lingering XZ Utils backdoor in Docker images.

Google's Salesforce database was compromised, resulting in the theft of customer data. The tech giant has not yet disclosed the extent of the breach.

Two defendants have pleaded guilty to a fraud scheme involving data stolen from hospital patients, underscoring the real-world consequences of data breaches.

The 'Blue Locker' ransomware is currently targeting the oil and gas sector in Pakistan. Meanwhile, the BadCam malware is now exploiting Linux webcams for malicious purposes.

ShinyHunters, a known hacker group, sent Google an extortion demand and commented on their recent activities. The newsletter also delves into the evolving malware arsenal of the Interlock Group, which resurfaced in August 2025 with a new ransomware strain, Charon, targeting public sector and aviation organizations in the Middle East.

Rapid7's Access Brokers Report revealed a worrying trend: 71% of access broker deals offer privileged access, highlighting the ease with which cybercriminals can gain high-level system control.

The Security Affairs newsletter serves as a stark reminder of the ever-evolving threat landscape. As Google grapples with a data breach, and notorious hacker groups like ShinyHunters and Interlock Group resurface with new threats, organizations must remain vigilant and proactive in their cybersecurity measures.

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