Cybersecurity News
KP Snacks Left with Crumbs After Ransomware Attack
The Conti gang strikes again, disrupting the nom-merchant's supply chain and threatening empty supermarket shelves lasting for weeks.
02 February 2022
Supply-Chain Security Is Not a Problem…It’s a Predicament
Despite what security vendors might say, there is no way to comprehensively solve our supply-chain security challenges, posits JupiterOne CISO Sounil Yu. We can only manage them.
02 February 2022
Thousands of Malicious npm Packages Threaten Web Apps
Attackers increasingly are using malicious JavaScript packages to steal data, engage in cryptojacking and unleash botnets, offering a wide supply-chain attack surface for threat actors.
02 February 2022
Charming Kitten Sharpens Its Claws with PowerShell Backdoor
The notorious Iranian APT is fortifying its arsenal with new malicious tools and evasion tactics and may even be behind the Memento ransomware.
02 February 2022
Meet CoinStomp: new cryptojacking malware targets Asian cloud service providers
Shell scripts are being used to exploit cloud instances.02 February 2022
Arid Viper hackers strike Palestine with political lures - and Trojans
The threat group is suspected of being located in Gaza.02 February 2022
Shoulder surfing: Watch out for eagle‑eyed snoopers peeking at your phone
Some fraudsters may use low-tech tactics to steal your sensitive information – peering over your shoulder as you enter that data is one of them
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02 February 2022
FBI: Use a Burner Phone at the Olympics
The warning follows a Citizen Lab report that found the official, mandatory app has an encryption flaw that "can be trivially sidestepped." Besides burners, here are more tips on staying cyber-safe at the Games.
01 February 2022
Unpatched Security Bugs in Medical Wearables Allow Patient Tracking, Data Theft
Rising critical unpatched vulnerabilities and a lack of encryption leave medical device data defenseless, researcher warn.
01 February 2022
The Account Takeover Cat-and-Mouse Game
ATO attacks are evolving. Jason Kent, hacker-in-residence at Cequence Security, discusses what new-style cyberattacks look like in the wild.
01 February 2022
Samba ‘Fruit’ Bug Allows RCE, Full Root User Access
The issue in the file-sharing and interop platform also affects Red Hat, SUSE Linux and Ubuntu packages.
01 February 2022
Living Off the Land: How to Defend Against Malicious Use of Legitimate Utilities
LOLBins help attackers become invisible to security platforms. Uptycs provides a rundown of the most commonly abused native utilities for Windows, Linux and macOS – and advice for protection.
01 February 2022
One in seven ransomware extortion attempts leak key operational tech records
Researchers say that double-extortion ransomware attacks represent a severe risk to operational processes.01 February 2022
State-sponsored Iranian hackers attack Turkish government, private organizations
MuddyWater is impersonating the Turkish Health and Interior Ministries to sink its claws into victim networks.01 February 2022
Public Exploit Released for Windows 10 Bug
The vulnerability affects all unpatched Windows 10 versions following a messy Microsoft January update.
31 January 2022
Apple Pays $100.5K Bug Bounty for Mac Webcam Hack
The researcher found that he could gain unauthorized camera access via a shared iCloud document that could also "hack every website you've ever visited."
31 January 2022
NSO Group Pegasus Spyware Aims at Finnish Diplomats
Finland is weathering a bout of Pegasus infections, along with a Facebook Messenger phishing scam.
31 January 2022
Unsecured AWS server exposed 3TB in airport employee records
The exposure impacted airport staff across Colombia and Peru.31 January 2022
How to tell if your phone has been hacked
Think your smartphone has been compromised by malware? Here's how to spot the signs of a hacked phone and how to remove the hacker from your phone.
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31 January 2022
Fake Investor John Bernard Sinks Norwegian Green Shipping Dreams
Several articles here have delved into the history of John Bernard, the pseudonym used by a fake billionaire technology investor who's tricked dozens of start-ups into giving him tens of millions of dollars. Bernard's latest victim -- a Norwegian startup hoping to build a fleet of environmentally friendly shipping vessels -- is now embroiled in a lawsuit over a deal gone bad, in which Bernard falsely claimed to have secured $100 million from six other wealthy investors, including the founder of Uber and the artist Abel Makkonen Tesfaye, better known as The Weeknd.29 January 2022