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Russian Spy Group Targets West with Zimbra Exploit

A Russian state-sponsored cyber-espionage group known as Laundry Bear is stealing sensitive data from Western countries' government agencies and private companies using a novel zero-day exploit in the popular email software Zimbra. The attack is carried out using a method that only requires opening the email, with no clicks needed.

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South Korean Diplomats Data Exposed in Months Long Breach

South Korea's Foreign Ministry confirmed that an online training system for its diplomatic academy was breached in a months-long cyberattack, exposing the personal data of thousands of current and former diplomats. A zero-day exploit is cited as the cause.

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