A recent data breach involving the stalkerware SpyX has exposed nearly 2 million email addresses and over 17,000 Apple ID credentials, raising concerns about user privacy and security. The breach was reported by various cybersecurity sources, highlighting the risks associated with such software. In addition to the SpyX incident, attackers are increasingly using sophisticated phishing tactics, including fake CAPTCHA pages, to deploy malware and steal credentials. These tactics have been noted in reports from cybersecurity firms, indicating a trend towards exploiting trusted platforms like Microsoft 365 for business email compromise (BEC) campaigns. Furthermore, critical vulnerabilities in software such as Apache Tomcat and ArcGIS Enterprise have also been identified, allowing potential remote server takeovers. The ongoing threats underscore the need for heightened vigilance in cybersecurity practices.
SpyX Breach: Millions Exposed, Apple IDs Leaked https://t.co/GgVRgoujJX
CVE-2025-1758: Critical Buffer Overflow in Kemp LoadMaster Opens Door to Remote Code Execution https://t.co/fZHFPU8N47
CVE-2025-27888: Apache Druid Flaw Opens Door to SSRF and XSS Risks in Real-Time Analytics Platforms https://t.co/TRwDiEcafR