The Daily Index — Thursday, March 27, 2025

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runzero.com

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NEW ATLANTIS AIO AUTOMATES CREDENTIAL STUFFING ON 140 SERVICES

Researchers from Abnormal Security have discovered a new Credential Stuffing as a Service (CSaaS) called Atlantis AIO. Atlantis AIO can automate the process of account takeovers via brute forcing, credential stuffing, or abusing account recovery with pre-built integrations for 140 services. It also aids threat actors in bypassing CAPTCHAs and monetizing stolen credentials/accounts.

bleepingcomputer.com · 2 min

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MACOS USERS WARNED OF NEW VERSIONS OF READERUPDATE MALWARE

ReaderUpdate macOS malware loader has evolved to other languages such as Go and Rust. Initially a Python binary, it targets x86 Intel systems through third-party software sites, deploying adware and potentially serving as a pay-per-install platform for threat actors.

securityweek.com · 2 min

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SCALING THREAT MODELING WITH AI: GENERATING 1,000 THREAT MODELS USING GEMINI 2.0 AND AI SECURITY ANALYZER

This blog post presents a method to produce high-quality threat models using Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking and a series of prompts. The author found that the LLM performed poorly with prompts that were too long or too short but found that they could use multiple prompts that are in a “sweet spot” of length to science the desired results. They then used GitHub Actions to queue repositories into a pipeline that their AI Security Analyzer could then generate security design documentation, threat modeling, attack surface, and attack tree analysis for.

xvnpw.github.io · 6 min

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HOW TO HACK AN EIGHT SLEEP SMART MATTRESS “POD”

Security researcher Dylan Ayrey identified three key vulnerabilities in Eight Sleep's "Pod" mattress: a developer backdoor for SSH access, an exposed AWS key, and dependence on cloud services. He replaced the $4,700 hub with a $150 aquarium chiller, demonstrating a simpler solution for temperature control that avoided data collection and internet access, instead of relying on a $200-300 annual subscription.

kaspersky.com · 6 min

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DO YOU OWN YOUR PERMISSIONS, OR DO YOUR PERMISSIONS OWN YOU?

The article discusses how BloodHound Enterprise addressed false positives in Active Directory attack paths due to object ownership permissions. It explains how Microsoft's BlockOwnerImplicitRights feature prevents compromised accounts from altering security descriptors to elevate privileges. The author details the implementation of OwnsLimitedRights and WriteOwnerLimitedRights edges in BloodHound v7.1.0, which correctly identify when these features are active, reducing false positives for users blocking owner implicit rights.

posts.specterops.io · 6 min

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bitwarden.com

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SplxAI relies on automated security testing, continuous monitoring, and dynamic remediation to secure internal AI agents and customer-facing AI systems, preventing attacks such as prompt injections, hallucinations, and off-topic responses.

splx.ai

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HOW THREAT ACTORS GET THEIR NAMES

Many threat actors are recognized by various names. These designations vary based on different vendors' conventions, such as Crowdstrike's use of animal names and Mandiant's APT classifications. This post features a list of threat actor names publicly disclosed by Microsoft, as well as additional names they are recognized by.

blog.cyberalerts.io · 4 min

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A SNEAKY PHISH JUST GRABBED TROY HUNT'S MAILCHIMP MAILING LIST

Troy Hunt of Have I Been Pwned recently fell for a phishing email that claimed his Mailchimp privileges were restricted, redirecting him to a site that stole his login and MFA code. The email's legitimacy was convincing, and fatigue combined with Outlook for iOS not displaying the email address contributed to his error. However, 1Password's lack of autofill should have prevented it. Hunt also questioned why Mailchimp kept unsubscribed emails and has added the breached email list to his site.

troyhunt.com · 6 min

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SECURITY ON THE PATH TO AGI

OpenAI is enhancing its security posture through a security grant program, a bug bounty cash increase, and AI-powered defense strategies. It is committed to protecting users, disrupting threats, and developing secure AI technologies as they advance toward AGI.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 6 min

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SOUTH AFRICAN POULTRY COMPANY REPORTS $1M LOSS AFTER CYBER INTRUSION

Astral Foods experienced a cybersecurity incident that resulted in $1.1 million in lost profits and disrupted poultry processing, but no customer data was compromised.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 1 min

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FILES STOLEN FROM NSW COURT SYSTEM, INCLUDING RESTRAINING ORDERS FOR VIOLENCE

Australian police are investigating a cyber attack on the NSW Online Registry that resulted in the theft of 9,000 sensitive files, prompting authorities to contact potentially affected individuals due to risks of victim exposure and extortion.

theregister.com · 3 min

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NEW RANSOMWARE GROUP CLAIMS ATTACK ON US TELECOM FIRM WIDEOPENWEST

A new ransomware group called Arkana Security claims to have hacked US telecom firm WideOpenWest (WOW!) and stolen customer information.

securityweek.com · 2 min