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A weekly cybersecurity recap highlighted a record-breaking $6.43 billion cryptocurrency theft from Binance attributed to the North Korean threat group TraderTraitor across multiple blockchains. The report also detailed numerous high-severity vulnerabilities affecting public and enterprise infrastructure, including remote code execution flaws in TightVNC, WatchGuard Fireware OS, Apache Tomcat, and GoAhead. Security teams are advised to prioritize patching exposed services to prevent unauthorized access.

Source: The Hacker News

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