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Weekly Cybersecurity Report | Week 10, 2025
1 – Philips Responds: Our Imaging Software Impersonated to Spread Silver Fox Malware
Philips has issued an official security advisory following reports of a group of hackers impersonating its medical imaging software to spread malware to unsuspecting users.
Details of the phishing attack:
– The group is distributing malicious files impersonating Philips DICOM
– Distribution is via unauthorized websites and phishing methods
– Malware is installed on users’ computers instead of the legitimate imaging software
– Attackers are using social engineering techniques to convince victims to download the software
2 – FlightRadar24, the world’s leading real-time flight tracking platform, is battling a DDoS cyberattack that is disrupting the ability of millions of users to view flight data.
Details of the attack:
– The attack, a distributed denial-of-service attack, has been ongoing for over 14 hours
– Cloudflare was deployed to deal with the attack
– According to the company’s statement, services are “gradually returning to normal operation,” as is the website itself
3 – Whitman Hospital, located in Washington, is suffering from a cyberattack affecting its computer systems.
The attack caused disruptions in the functioning of the systems, with some of them being shut down for several days, but the hospital continues to provide emergency and critical care services.
However, the hospital notes that delays in responding to patients are expected.
4 – The Polish Space Agency (POLSA) reports a cyberattack after detecting unauthorized access to its systems.
According to the agency, all affected services were disconnected immediately after the attack was detected and the agency is working closely with law enforcement agencies to manage the incident.
It is believed that Russia is behind the attack.
https://therecord.media/poland-space-cyberattack-agency-investigate
5 – Qilin Group claims to have hacked the Houston Symphony Orchestra’s servers and stolen over 300 gigabytes of data.
The types of data stolen include financial reports through 2024 and strategic plans through 2030, cash flow details, and investment transactions.
The post about the orchestra has been deleted from Qilin’s blog, which may indicate that negotiations have begun between the parties.
6 – Several local governments in the US are dealing with cyberattacks that are disrupting services to residents.
– In Anne Arundel County, Maryland (population about 600,000), a cyberattack occurred on February 23.
As a result of the attack, many services, including online payment systems, were disabled, and employees were required to work from home. Emergency services are operating, but other services are still down.
– In Cleveland, Ohio, the municipal courts were closed following a cyberattack, and all internal systems and online platforms were disabled. (I wrote about this briefly a few days ago).
– In Missouri, the Department of Nature Conservation announced a system outage following a cyberattack. The attack caused disruptions to online services while teams are still working to deal with the incident.
7 – Indian investment and trading company Angel One reports a data leak caused by unauthorized access to the company’s cloud accounts on AWS.
The company discovered the incident on February 27, after being alerted to the information being posted on the dark web.
In response, Angel One changed passwords, hired outside security experts, and launched an investigation.
The company says customer funds and accounts remain secure, but the company’s stock has fallen more than 11% since the disclosure.
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