Cyber Security Headlines Aruba password warning, SharePoint zero day, Russian vodka maker attacked
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Jul 21, 2025 A warning from Hewlett Packard reveals hardcoded passwords in Aruba access points, heightening security concerns. Meanwhile, a zero-day vulnerability in SharePoint is exploited with no patch in sight. The ransomware attack on a Russian vodka producer underscores the growing threat to businesses. Additionally, there's a new deceptive tactic targeting Web3 developers, showcasing the evolving nature of cyberattacks. The podcast also discusses international responses to cybercrime and highlights critical vulnerabilities in various systems.
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Aruba Access Points Password Risk
- Aruba Instant On access points contain hard-coded passwords that let attackers bypass authentication and access the web interface.
- This is a critical security risk with a CVSS score of 9.8 that small to medium businesses should urgently address.
Critical SharePoint Zero-Day Exploit
- SharePoint zero-day vulnerability is actively exploited, allowing remote code execution with no patch yet available.
- At least 85 servers worldwide have been compromised, highlighting urgent risk to on-premises environments.
Beware Fake AI Platforms
- Web3 developers should be cautious of fake AI platforms and malicious meeting links used for phishing and malware delivery.
- Avoid clicking suspicious interview invitations, especially via social media and job boards like Remote3.