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Cyber Battlefield: Router Attacks, Zero-Day Exploits & the Future of Digital Security
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China-linked UNC3886 hacked Juniper routers using custom backdoors, while Microsoft patched six actively exploited zero-days, including a ChatGPT-trojan exploit. Apple fixed a WebKit flaw targeting iPhones, and the Ballista botnet exploited TP-Link routers. CISA cut $10M in cyber funding, and OKX denied Bybit hack allegations. Ledger helped Trezor fix a security flaw, and a critical FreeType vulnerability is under active attack. Cyber risks are rising—stay updated!
Reference:https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/hacker-hacks-7126276864670670848/
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