Android Banking Malware Hirudo Replaces Apps To Bypass Security Protection
ThreatFabric researchers reveal Hirudo Android banking trojan uses patched banking apps to bypass security checks, steal credentials, and enable remote device control.
curl Releases Security Update For HTTP 2 Upload Memory Vulnerability
curl has released version 8.23.0 to address a High severity HTTP/2 upload vulnerability that could allow memory corruption and potential code execution under specific conditions.
NCCIA Strengthens AI Partnerships To Detect Illicit Material Involving Minors
NCCIA is using international AI partnerships and advanced detection systems to identify illicit material involving minors and support digital safety investigations.
National CERT NTC Promote Digital Safety For Elderly Against Phone Scams
National CERT and NTC have launched a Cyber Month 2026 campaign to help protect elderly citizens from fraudulent calls, online scams, and financial fraud.
Bitdefender Detects Android Firmware Malware Campaign Affecting Low Cost Devices
Bitdefender researchers have identified preinstalled Android malware that can install apps, conduct ad fraud, and convert infected devices into residential proxy nodes.
MarkLogic Security Updates Address Critical Privilege Escalation Vulnerabilities
Progress Software has disclosed critical MarkLogic Server vulnerabilities that could allow privileged accounts to gain administrative control. Users are advised to upgrade to fixed releases.
NCCIA Opens Direct Public Access Session To Address Cybercrime Concerns
NCCIA Director General Syed Ali Nasir Rizvi will hold an E Kachehri on October 14 to hear public complaints related to cyber fraud, online harassment, financial scams, and other cybercrime issues.
National CERT Research Fellowship Program Appoints Prof. Dr. Muazzam Ali Khan Khattak
National CERT has welcomed Prof. Dr. Muazzam Ali Khan Khattak to its Research Fellowship Program, recognizing his contributions to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, IoT, and advanced technology research in Pakistan.
NCCIA Expands AI Capabilities For Online Child Protection Investigations
NCCIA is collaborating with international AI organizations to strengthen investigations into online crimes involving children and improve digital crime detection capabilities.
CISA Adds Five Exploited Vulnerabilities To KEV Catalog Following Flax Typhoon Activity
CISA has added five actively exploited vulnerabilities to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog after activity attributed to Flax Typhoon, requiring U.S. federal agencies to apply mitigations by October 11.
