Cyber Security Headlines Russian army map malware, edge tech attack report, Commvault flaw
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Apr 25, 2025 The podcast dives into the alarming use of Android malware targeting the Russian military, cleverly hidden in a mapping app. It examines the vulnerabilities plaguing edge devices and discusses the implications of recent security flaws, particularly a critical warning about Commvault Command Center. Additionally, the conversation touches on the productivity drain caused by alert investigations and introduces a game-changing AI solution that streamlines security processes, allowing teams to focus on thwarting genuine threats.
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Malware Targets Russian Military Mapping App
- Russian soldiers were targeted with Android malware disguised as a mapping app used for operational planning.
- The malware steals sensitive data and tracks real-time movements, exposing military operations.
Edge Device Flaws Drive Attacks
- Exploits of security flaws in edge devices are a major initial attack vector in 2024.
- These flaws often lack third-party security support, increasing vulnerability to espionage from Russian and Chinese actors.
Critical Commvault Vulnerability Revealed
- A critical vulnerability in Commvault Command Center allows remote code execution without authentication.
- This flaw could lead to full system compromise and affects the 11.38 innovation release.