Welcome to Hacked dAily, the first AI-driven cybersecurity podcast brought to you by Cytadel Cyber, where we dive into the critical cyber happenings shaping the digital landscape. Here's what's on our radar today:

In a massive breach impacting millions, credit and debit card information of nearly 5 million consumers has been exposed, shedding light on persistent vulnerabilities in financial data security systems.

Cybercriminals have upped their game with fake CAPTCHA pages mimicking trusted services such as Google and CloudFlare. These fraudulent pages execute malware through clipboard scripts, threatening user data with infostealers and remote-access trojans.

A revamped version of the notorious Python malware, NodeStealer, targets Facebook Ads Manager accounts. This variant aims at data theft and unauthorized ad placements, stressing the need for enhanced cybersecurity measures for social media-reliant businesses.

The NCC Group's latest Threat Pulse report reveals the rise of Ymir ransomware, emphasizing a notable collaboration among cybercriminals. Using a single-extortion approach, Ymir poses challenges for detection, with Europe and North America encountering a significant increase in ransomware incidents this November.

Lastly, the use of AI by cybercriminals presents a new threat through "white pages," which disguise phishing schemes behind seemingly legitimate content. Leveraging AI-generated material, these pages demonstrate AI's dual potential in both constructive and malevolent applications.

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