Recent cybersecurity incidents have raised alarms regarding various forms of malware and data breaches. A critical zero-day flaw in WhatsApp has been patched, which was exploited to deploy Paragon Graphite spyware, a tool suspected to be used by multiple governments to target journalists and activists. Additionally, a data breach at stalkerware maker SpyX has potentially exposed the data of nearly 2 million users, including thousands of Apple users. In the crypto sector, malware disguised as cracked versions of TradingView has been reported to drain crypto wallets of users on both Mac and Windows platforms. The AMOS and Lumma malware, also targeting crypto users, has been disseminated through Reddit posts. Furthermore, the FBI has issued warnings about the 'Medusa' malware threatening Outlook and Gmail users, as well as StilachiRAT, which targets over 20 major cryptocurrency wallets including Metamask and Coinbase. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has flagged vulnerabilities in NAKIVO and Veeam software as actively exploited, urging users to apply necessary patches promptly.