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Global Cybersecurity Threat Intel — September 14, 2025 Powered by CyberDudeBivash | Cybersecurity, AI & Threat Intelligence Network

 


Executive Summary

CyberDudeBivash Threat Intel brings you today’s global cybersecurity updates:

  • Fresh CVE vulnerability reports affecting enterprise and cloud systems.

  • Active ransomware campaigns targeting finance and healthcare.

  • New malware strains leveraging AI-assisted delivery.

  • Global policy shifts in cybersecurity governance.

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 Top Threats & Vulnerabilities (14-09-2025)

 1. Critical CVEs

  • CVE-2025-56752 (Fortinet FortiOS SSL-VPN RCE) — actively exploited, CVSS 9.8.

  • CVE-2025-53187 (Cisco IOS XE privilege escalation) — urgent patch required.

  • CVE-2025-5086 (Atlassian Confluence injection flaw) — targeted by ransomware operators.

 Mitigation: Immediate patching, strict access controls, and enabling MFA across all exposed assets.

 2. Ransomware Updates

  • RansomHub group spotted using stolen credentials marketplaces for initial access.

  • Akira ransomware leveraging SonicWall SSL VPN flaws to spread laterally.

  • Gentlemen Ransomware continues targeting SMBs with phishing lures.

 CyberDudeBivash recommends network segmentation + immutable backups.

 3. Malware & Botnet Trends

  • NightshadeC2 Botnet expanding globally with modular plug-ins.

  • Mamont Android Banking Trojan resurges via SMS campaigns.

  • Snake Spyware spotted in government-focused spearphishing.

 Defenders must monitor unusual outbound C2 traffic & adopt EDR/XDR solutions.

 4. AI in Cybersecurity & Threat Landscape

  • AI-powered phishing campaigns show a 40% higher success rate.

  • Attackers weaponize LLM prompt injection for persistence in enterprise apps.

  • Defensive AI adoption growing: SnortML, AI-driven SOC automation, GPT-based detection.

 Cyber Policy & Governance Updates

  • EU AI Act introduces strict compliance checks for AI-driven cybersecurity tools.

  • India’s CERT-In issues new guidelines on mandatory breach disclosures.

  • US CISA KEV Catalog adds Dassault Systèmes DELMIA Apriso flaw to “actively exploited” list.

 CyberDudeBivash Recommendations (Action Plan)

  • Patch critical CVEs within 24 hrs.

  • Adopt Zero Trust + Identity Governance.

  • Deploy EDR/XDR + AI-enhanced SIEM.

  • Educate users on phishing + social engineering.

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