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Crooks push Mac malware through fake OpenAI Codex ads

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By Carly Page Verified
| The Register Verified
Cybercrims are using fake OpenAI Codex download pages to trick Mac developers into running malware disguised as installation commands. Researchers at Cato Networks uncovered the campaign after spotting sponsored Google search results targeting people looking to download Codex for macOS. The ads direct would-be users to a convincing-looking download page hosted on Google Sites, complete with the familiar OpenAI branding. There is, however, no Codex waiting at the other end.
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ShinyHunters and ReliaQuest trade blows over claimed breach

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By Carly Page Verified
| The Register Verified
ShinyHunters and ReliaQuest trade blows over claimed breach Attackers took a look at an employee's identity dashboard, but security firm says that's as far as they got ShinyHunters has claimed another cybersecurity scalp, but ReliaQuest says the crew's social engineering attack only got as far as one employee identity before its defenses slammed the door. The ransomware baddies listed US-based infosec biz ReliaQuest on its leak site on August 23, claiming the corporation as its latest victim.
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$1T investment giant Apollo breached after social engineering attack

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By Carly Page Verified
| The Register Verified
$1T investment giant Apollo breached after social engineering attack Hackers spent four days inside the org's cloud platforms after apparently talking their way in Apollo Global Management has admitted that attackers talked their way into its cloud systems and got their hands on Social Security numbers and other personal information. Apollo isn't saying which cloud platforms were compromised, how the attackers got in, or how many people are affected by the breach.
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