

ShinyHunters hits Vietnam, Petya-NotPetya copycat appears, CISA wants CVE
16 snips Sep 15, 2025
Cybersecurity is facing new challenges as ShinyHunters targets Vietnam's National Credit Information Center. The emergence of HybridPetya, a ransomware variant with a UEFI Secure Boot bypass, raises alarms. Discussions highlight the urgent need for legislative measures to improve information sharing. Additionally, significant data leaks from China and rising hacking incidents in schools are on the rise, highlighting vulnerabilities in international tech firms. The landscape of cyber threats continues to evolve, demanding quick action and awareness.
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ShinyHunters Data Dump In Vietnam
- ShinyHunters breached Vietnam's National Credit Information Center and exposed linked financial data.
- The group sold the data on a dark web forum rather than extorting the victim.
Hybrid Petya Adds UEFI Bypass
- Hybrid Petya is a Petya/NotPetya copycat that adds UEFI Secure Boot bypass capability on outdated systems.
- ESET observed MFT encryption but no aggressive network propagation like the original NotPetya.
Extend Cyberinfo Sharing Law Now
- Renew or extend the 2015 Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act to preserve private-public threat sharing before expiration.
- Lawmakers may attach a temporary extension to short-term funding bills to avoid disruption.