

Radware clarifies patch, retailer data stolen, Alabama suffers cyberattack
17 snips May 14, 2025
Radware has patched recent vulnerabilities related to WAF bypasses. Marks & Spencer revealed that they suffered a data breach due to a ransomware attack. Alabama is facing significant cybersecurity challenges affecting state operations. The discussion also highlights a North Korean cyber attack targeting Ukrainian government entities and a major Intel CPU vulnerability that could lead to data leakage. These incidents stress the need for proactive measures in cybersecurity.
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Radware WAF Bypass Patched 2023
- Radware swiftly patched filter bypass vulnerabilities in its Cloud Web Application Firewall reported in 2023.
- These flaws allowed payloads to bypass WAF filtering, risking unblocked attacks.
Marks & Spencer Data Theft Details
- Marks & Spencer confirmed personal data was stolen during a ransomware attack that still disrupts online sales.
- The stolen information includes PII and masked payment card details but excludes usable full card data.
Turkish APT Targets Kurdish Groups
- The Turkish APT group Marbled Dust exploited a zero-day in Output Messenger to spy on Kurdish military and government entities.
- They deployed malicious files and collected user data since April 2024 targeting political groups and IT providers.