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China-Linked Red Heron Turns Gitea Flaw Into a Seven-Country Break-In Spree
Acronis researchers say the group scanned nearly 1,400 self-hosted code servers and singled out 477 systems in Taiwan.

Acronis backup add-on carries a Linux privilege flaw, and someone is already using it
A high-severity bug in Acronis backup plugins for cPanel, WHM and Plesk is being exploited in what the vendor calls limited, targeted attacks. Patches are out.

Six things MSPs should actually test before the next ransomware hit
Acronis lays out a practical checklist for managed service providers, moving the conversation past backups and antivirus to the full arc of prevention, detection and recovery.

Spark RAT campaign hits Cambodia, using fake government and health notices as bait
Attackers are dropping Spark RAT on Cambodian targets through documents dressed as official government notices, health bulletins and property listings, while using a legitimate security driver to blind the victim's defences.

Grandoreiro Banking Malware Is Back, Targeting Mexican Bank Customers
A banking Trojan first spotted in 2016 is still active, still stealing money, and now using a trusted file-management tool as cover to slip past security software on computers in Mexico.

PATCHCORD: The Fake VPN Installer Hitting Afghan Phone Networks and Indian Infrastructure
A new backdoor is being smuggled onto computers through fake Afghan Telecom software, and researchers say critical services in South Asia are in the crosshairs.

A Six-Year-Old Brazilian Bank Fraud Tool Is Still Emptying Portuguese Accounts
Lampion has barely changed since 2019. It doesn't need to. Portugal keeps falling for it.

When your AI helper has admin rights: the new ransomware fast lane
Enterprise AI assistants with over-broad permissions can turn a routine break-in into a company-wide ransomware event in minutes, Acronis warns.