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Apple Addresses Critical iPhone and iPad Vulnerability Exploited in Advanced Cyber Attack
On Monday, Apple released iOS 18.3.1 and iPadOS 18.3.1 to address a serious security vulnerability that could be exploited in targeted attacks. The flaw affects the USB Restricted Mode, which prevents data access over USB when devices are locked for seven days. New security features include a reboot option that activates if devices aren’t unlocked within 72 hours. Identified by Bill Marczak from Citizen Lab, the vulnerability may require physical access and could be exploited using forensic tools like Cellebrite. Concerns persist regarding privacy as law enforcement has previously used such tools against activists.
Unlock Privacy: Cape Launches $99/Month Beta Mobile Plan, Partners with Proton, and Secures $30M Funding!
Cape, a mobile carrier startup founded by a former Palantir executive and U.S. Army veteran, is addressing cybersecurity threats in telecommunications. The company has launched a beta of its Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) service for $99/month, emphasizing user privacy by not collecting personal data. Recently, Cape raised $30 million in funding, including $15 million in equity from various investors. The service offers unlimited voice, text, data, and encrypted voicemail, while protecting against SIM swapping. Partnering with Proton for added security features, Cape aims to meet the rising demand for privacy-focused mobile services, with general availability expected later this year.
CrowdStrike Announces Layoffs: 500 Workers Affected in Major Restructuring
CrowdStrike, a cybersecurity leader, plans to lay off about 5% of its workforce, affecting around 500 employees, as part of a strategy to enhance operational efficiency and target $10 billion in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR). In an official filing, the company emphasized that these layoffs are intended to streamline operations while still focusing on disciplined growth in key strategic areas. Despite the cuts, CEO George Kurtz expressed commitment to maintaining leadership in cybersecurity. CrowdStrike, known for its role in investigating the DNC hack, faces challenges from a previous software update issue but aims to improve its operational capabilities.
Garantex Hosts Exclusive Face-to-Face Meeting in Moscow Following Recent Takedown Operation
Garantex, a Russian cryptocurrency exchange, is facing significant challenges following legal actions and service suspensions. Recently, Tether limited access to $28 million in its wallets, and a U.S. operation seized Garantex’s official websites. Charges were filed against two administrators for facilitating money laundering. In response, Garantex announced face-to-face meetings at its Moscow office to discuss blocked assets, urging customers to bring linked phone and email access. This situation has raised concerns among users about the safety of their investments, as Garantex has processed over $96 billion in transactions since 2019, but remains silent on further details.
Meta Unveils ‘Project Waterworth’: A Groundbreaking 50,000 km Global Subsea Cable Initiative
Meta has launched Project Waterworth, an ambitious subsea cable initiative aimed at enhancing global connectivity and improving its digital services for billions of users. Spanning 50,000 kilometers, it will be the world’s longest subsea cable, connecting five continents with landing points in the U.S., Brazil, India, South Africa, and more. The project focuses on India and aims to boost AI services globally. Utilizing innovative technology, including 24 fiber pair cables and advanced burial techniques, it addresses geopolitical challenges. Supported by a U.S.-India cooperation agreement, Project Waterworth represents Meta’s largest investment in subsea infrastructure, following its ownership of 16 existing networks.
SonicWall Alerts: New Zero-Day Vulnerability Exploited by Hackers to Compromise Customer Networks
A critical vulnerability in SonicWall’s SMA1000 remote access appliance poses a serious threat to businesses relying on remote access solutions. Identified as CVE-2025-23006, this zero-day flaw allows hackers to deploy malware without login credentials, leading to confirmed breaches. Discovered by Microsoft and actively exploited, the vulnerability highlights the urgency for organizations to apply SonicWall’s security hotfix. Thousands of unpatched SMA1000 appliances are exposed online, increasing risks for companies. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting corporate security products, making prompt security updates essential. The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency emphasizes the need for vigilance against evolving threats.