EU court adviser says banks must immediately refund phishing victims
2026-03-09T01:23:34Z•20cf916fccb53f997dbcd812e17ef4ac24d8169accb2103597f0f89b6aa9f23d
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What happened
Multiple active threats and large breaches reported: attackers are abusing DNS (.arpa) and IPv6 reverse lookups to evade phishing defenses, while social-engineering methods (ClickFix/InstallFix) and fake ‘Claude’/GitHub installers are being used to deliver info-stealers, DonutLoader and CastleRAT — techniques tied to groups like Velvet Tempest/Termite. Major data incidents include a TriZetto breach exposing ~3.4M patient records and an FBI investigation into breached surveillance/wiretap systems. CISA warned of three iOS flaws exploited by the Coruna exploit kit; a critical vulnerability in a
Why it matters
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Evidence and limitations
- Source ID
- bleepingcomputer
- Record identifier
- 20cf916fccb53f997dbcd812e17ef4ac24d8169accb2103597f0f89b6aa9f23d
- Enrichment time
- 2026-03-09T01:23:34Z
- AI-assisted enrichment
- Yes
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