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Credit-Card Skimmer Has Unlikely Target: Microsoft ASP.NET Sites

A campaign discovered by Malwarebytes Labs in mid-April has lifted credentials from a number of e-commerce portals.

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Researchers learn how to pinpoint malicious drone operators

With high accuracy, it is now possible to trace drone operators that could be ill-wishers near protected airspace.

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Energy company EDP confirms cyberattack, Ragnar Locker ransomware blamed

The energy firm denies the loss of customer data. Attackers claim to have stolen 10TB in business records.

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First-Ever Russian BEC Gang, Cosmic Lynx, Uncovered

Researchers warn that Cosmic Lynx targets firms that don't use DMARC and uses a "mergers and acquisitions" pretext that can lead to large sums of money being stolen.

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Cerberus banking Trojan infiltrates Google Play

The malware was found buried within a seemingly-innocent currency converter.

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Raising children in the social media limelight? Pause before you post

How (over)sharing your children’s triumphs and antics with the world may impact their immediate and distant future – and how to reduce the risks of ‘sharenting’

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BEC Busts Take Down Multimillion-Dollar Operations

The two extraditions of business email compromise attackers indicate a step forward for international law enforcement collaboration.

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Attackers Scan for Vulnerable BIG-IP Devices After Flaw Disclosure

The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency encourages organizations to patch a critical flaw in the BIG-IP family of application delivery controllers, as firms find evidence that attackers are scanning for the critical vulnerability.

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North Korea's Lazarus Group Diversifies Into Card Skimming

Since at least May 2019, the state-sponsored threat actor has stolen card data from dozens of retailers, including major US firms.

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Android Users Hit with ‘Undeletable’ Adware

Researcher say that 14.8 percent of Android users who were targeted with mobile malware or adware last year were left with undeletable files.

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Credit-Card Skimmer Seeks Websites Running Microsoft's ASP.NET

The payment-card skimmer targets websites hosted on Microsoft IIS servers and running the ASP.NET web framework.

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Admins Urged to Patch Critical F5 Flaw Under Active Attack

Security experts and the U.S. Cyber Command are urging admins to update a critical flaw in F5 Networks, which is under active attack.

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Android Adware Tied to Undeletable Malware

Adware on inexpensive Android smartphone can carry additional malware and be undeletable.

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Lazarus Group Adds Magecart to the Mix

North Korea-based APT is targeting online payments made by American and European shoppers.

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US Secret Service reports an increase in hacked managed service providers (MSPs)

US Secret Service says hackers are breaching MSPs to orchestrate ransomware attacks, point-of-sale intrusions, and business email compromise (BEC) scams.

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Purple Fox EK Adds Microsoft Exploits to Arsenal

Two exploits for Microsoft vulnerabilities have been added to the Purple Fox EK, showing ongoing development.

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The Fed shares insight on how to combat synthetic identity fraud

The Federal Reserve looks at ways to counter what is thought to be the fastest-growing type of financial crime in the country

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Email Sender Identity is Key to Solving the Phishing Crisis

Almost 90% of email attacks manipulate sender identity to fool recipients and initiate social engineering attacks.

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How to Assess More Sophisticated IoT Threats

Securing the Internet of Things requires diligence in secure development and hardware design throughout the product life cycle, as well as resilience testing and system component analysis.

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VaultAge Solutions CEO goes into hiding to avoid cryptocurrency investors allegedly scammed out of $13 million

Roughly 2,000 investors have been left out of pocket by the alleged misappropriation of funds.