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Adware Spreads via Fake TikTok App, Laptop Offers

Adware Spreads via Fake TikTok App, Laptop Offers Cybercriminals are encouraging users to send the "offers" via WhatsApp to their friends as well.
08 April 2021

Zero-Day Bug Impacts Problem-Plagued Cisco SOHO Routers

Zero-Day Bug Impacts Problem-Plagued Cisco SOHO Routers Cisco says it will not patch three small business router models and one VPN firewall device with critical vulnerabilities.
08 April 2021

IcedID Banking Trojan Surges: The New Emotet?

IcedID Banking Trojan Surges: The New Emotet? A widespread email campaign using malicious Microsoft Excel attachments and Excel 4 macros is delivering IcedID at high volumes, suggesting it's filling the Emotet void.
08 April 2021

Azure Functions Weakness Allows Privilege Escalation

Azure Functions Weakness Allows Privilege Escalation Microsoft's cloud-container technology allows attackers to directly write to files, researchers said.
08 April 2021

Hackers Exploit Fortinet Flaw in Sophisticated Cring Ransomware Attacks

Hackers Exploit Fortinet Flaw in Sophisticated Cring Ransomware Attacks Industrial enterprises in Europe are target of campaign, which forced a shutdown of industrial processes in at least one of its victims’ networks, according to researchers.
08 April 2021

Handcuffs Over AI: Solving Security Challenges With Law Enforcement

We've tried everything else ... now it's time to make the prospect of getting caught -- and punished -- a real deterrent to cybercrime.
08 April 2021

Does data stolen in a data breach expire?

Some personal information just doesn’t age – here’s what the Facebook data leak may mean for you

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08 April 2021

Facebook tackles deepfake spread and troll farms in latest moderation push

AI-generated images and an exiled militant group are now on Facebook's radar.
08 April 2021

Italian man arrested after allegedly paying hitman in cryptocurrency

Europol claims he attempted to have his ex-girlfriend assassinated.
08 April 2021

Vyveva: Lazarus hacking group’s latest weapon strikes South African freight

The backdoor is being used to spy on the activities of freight companies.
08 April 2021

(Are you) afreight of the dark? Watch out for Vyveva, new Lazarus backdoor

ESET researchers discover a new Lazarus backdoor deployed against a freight logistics firm in South Africa

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08 April 2021

SecOps and DevOps: From Cooperation to Automation

Omdia Principal Analyst Eric Parizo discusses the major obstacles SecOps organizations face as they seek to build ties with DevOps teams, and offers a programmatic approach to help create a path toward DevSecOps.
07 April 2021

Did 4 Major Ransomware Groups Truly Form a Cartel?

An analysis of well-known extortion groups and their cryptocurrency transactions reveals the answer.
07 April 2021

Voice-Changing Software Found on APT Attackers' Server

Security researchers believe the presence of Morph Vox Pro could indicate APT-C-23 has new plans for their phishing campaigns.
07 April 2021

Attackers Blowing Up Discord, Slack with Malware  

Attackers Blowing Up Discord, Slack with Malware   One Discord network search turned up 20,000 virus results, researchers found.  
07 April 2021

Cring Ransomware Used in Attacks on European Industrial Firms

Attackers exploit a vulnerability in Fortigate VPN servers to gain access to target networks, researchers report.
07 April 2021

Fortune 500 Security Shows Progress and Pitfalls

Fortune 500 companies have improved on email security and vulnerability disclosure programs but struggle in asset management and high-risk services.
07 April 2021

Crossing the Line: When Cyberattacks Become Acts of War

Crossing the Line: When Cyberattacks Become Acts of War Saryu Nayyar, CEO at Gurucul, discusses the new Cold War and the potential for a cyberattack to prompt military action.
07 April 2021

$38 million worth of gift cards stolen and sold on dark web

Easy to redeem and hard to trace, gift cards remain a hot commodity in the criminal underground

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07 April 2021

Rethinking Cyberattack Response: Prevention & Preparedness

The SolarWinds incident is the starkest reminder yet that complacency can exact a terrible price.
07 April 2021