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Digital Pirates: How Russia, China, and Cyber-Gangs Can Hijack a Supertanker and Collapse Global Trade

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          🌍 Geopolitical & OT Security Analysis           Digital Pirates: How Russia, China, and Cyber-Gangs Can Hijack a Supertanker and Collapse Global Trade         By CyberDudeBivash • October 03, 2025 • Strategic Threat Report         cyberdudebivash.com |       cyberbivash.blogspot.com           Disclosure: This is a strategic analysis for leaders in government, defense, and critical infrastructure sectors. It contains affiliate links to relevant security solutions and training. Your support helps fund our independent research.   Executive Briefing: Table of Contents       Chapter 1: The 21st Century Chokepoint — A New Era of Piracy     Chapter 2: The Floating Datacenter — A Supertanker's Attack Surface     Chapter 3: The Kill Chain — From a Phished Captain to a Hijacked Rudde...

EMAIL COMPROMISE: Critical CVE-2022-41082 Actively Hacking Microsoft Exchange via RCE—Is Your Mail Server Safe?

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        EMAIL COMPROMISE: Critical CVE-2022-41082 Actively Hacking Microsoft Exchange via RCE—Is Your Mail Server Safe?     By CyberDudeBivash • September 30, 2025, 03:03 AM IST • Threat Intelligence Report   A devastating vulnerability chain in on-premise Microsoft Exchange servers, famously known as **ProxyNotShell**, is still being actively exploited by threat actors to achieve full remote code execution and network compromise. The core of this attack is **CVE-2022-41082**, an RCE flaw that, when combined with its sister vulnerability CVE-2022-41040, allows an authenticated attacker to take complete control of a mail server. Despite patches being available for years, countless organizations have failed to update their on-premise servers, leaving the central nervous system of their business—their email—wide open to attack. Attackers are using this access to deploy webshells, steal mailboxes, and launch crippling ransomware campaigns. It's tim...