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⚡️ LIVE: Cyber Incidents & Threat Intel — July 30, 2025

 


By CyberDudeBivash | Your Cybersecurity Wingman

Stay alert, stay armored. Here's a real-time snapshot of global cyber threats and critical incidents in the last 24 hours 🔐🌍

🧨 1. Microsoft SharePoint Exploited: 400+ Orgs Breached

APT Group: Warlock (Black Basta lineage)

  • CVE exploited: Unpatched SharePoint RCE (TBD)

  • Victims include: U.S. Nuclear Agency, Government Orgs

  • TTPs: Lateral movement, persistence post-patching

  • ⚠️ High persistence risk even after patching

🕳️ 2. Windows CLFS Zero-Day — CVE‑2025‑29824

Used by Storm‑2460 to drop PipeMagic ransomware

  • Affected component: CLFS.sys (Kernel)

  • Impact: Privilege Escalation → Full ransomware deployment

  • Regions hit: 🇺🇸 🇪🇸 🇸🇦 🇻🇪

  • Patch Available: URGENT update required

💉 3. Critical FortiWeb SQL Injection (CVE‑2025‑25257)

Unauthenticated SQL Injection flaw

  • Allows: Full control over WAF appliances

  • Exploit POC now public

  • Attackers exploiting vulnerable FortiWeb instances globally

  • Vendor advisory: Fortinet Security Center

🔓 4. AI Tool Infrastructure Zero-Day

Privacy threat in popular coding assistant backend

  • Allows: Harvesting of user emails

  • Phishing risk: High

  • Impact: AI developers, open-source projects

  • Remediation: Limit LLM API access & monitor outgoing traffic

🧬 5. WormGPT Clones Generate Polymorphic Malware

Malware re-coded on demand in: Python, PowerShell, Bash

  • Adapts to evade: YARA, EDR, Sandboxes

  • Delivery: Phishing, loaders, GitHub links

  • Used by: APT, ransomware crews, and darknet services

🔐 6. SAP Zero-Day (CVE‑2025‑31324) in Visual Composer

CVSS: 10.0 — Critical

  • Allows: Unauthenticated file upload → Full system compromise

  • Exploited in the wild

  • CISA has listed it as Known Exploited Vulnerability (KEV)

🧠 7. Google Chrome Zero-Days: CVE‑2025‑6554 & 6558

Exploited in the wild targeting Chromium-based browsers

  • Patch released urgently

  • Affects: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera

  • Delivery vectors: Malvertising, infected extensions

📡 8. Telecom Orange Hacked – Data Exposure Suspected

  • Incident ongoing

  • Early reports: Data breach, internal disruption

  • Details expected from CERT-FR

  • Attack type: Likely supply-chain compromise

🧠 Analysis

We’re seeing a steep spike in zero-days targeting:

  • Collaboration platforms (SharePoint, SAP)

  • Critical infrastructure (Telecom, Gov)

  • Browser attack surfaces

  • AI development environments

💬 “Modern cyberattacks don’t just break in—they blend in.” — CyberDudeBivash

🛡️ Recommendations

  • ✅ Patch all major software: Chrome, SharePoint, FortiWeb, Windows

  • ✅ Harden AI environments (monitor LLM API & plugins)

  • ✅ Implement memory-based EDRs with AI-malware detection

  • ✅ Train SOC teams on polymorphic AI-generated malware

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