In Caracas this week, President Nicolás Maduro unveiled the Huawei Mate X6 gifted by China’s Xi Jinping, declaring the device impervious to U.S. espionage efforts. The announcement coincides with heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing, as the United States enforces stringent controls on Chinese telecom equipment. Beyond its political symbolism, the Mate X6 has become […] The post Venezuela’s Maduro Says Huawei Mate X6 Gift From China is Unhackable by U.S. Spies appeared first on Cyber Security News.

Security researchers first observed LunaLock in early September 2025, a sophisticated ransomware strain targeting independent illustrators and digital artists. Leveraging compromised credentials and social engineering, the group behind LunaLock has zeroed in on a niche marketplace—Artists & Clients—where freelance creators exchange custom commissions. Initial intrusion involved spear-phishing campaigns disguised as royalty notifications, enticing victims to […] The post LunaLock Ransomware Attacking Artists to Steal and Encrypt Data appeared first on Cyber Security News.

A massive data breach in early September 2025 attributed to a cyber actor known simply as “Kim” laid bare an unprecedented view into the operational playbook of Kimsuky (APT43). The leak, comprising terminal history files, phishing domains, OCR workflows, compiled stagers, and a full Linux rootkit, revealed a credential-centric campaign that targeted South Korean government […] The post Exposed ‘Kim’ Dump Exposes Kimsuky Hackers New Tactics, Techniques, and Infrastructure appeared first on Cyber Security News.