Cyber Bites - 21st November 2025

from Cyber Bites · host Edwin Kwan

* WhatsApp Vulnerability Exposes User Phone Numbers, Enabling Large-Scale Enumeration Attacks* Critical Vulnerability Discovered in W3 Total Cache WordPress Plugin Enabling PHP Command Injection* Azure Experiences Largest-Ever DDoS Attack, Highlighting Ongoing Threat to Cloud Infrastructure* Optus Fined $826,000 for Vulnerability That Enabled Scammers to Steal Phone Numbers and Access Bank Accounts* Malicious NPM Packages Leverage Adspect Redirects to Evade Security and Lure Victims to Cryptocurrency Scams This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit edwinkwan.substack.com

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