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Ransomware Attacks Are Evolving. Your Security Strategy Should, Too

Teen Rakes in $2.74M Worth of Bitcoin in Phishing Scam

Adobe’s Surprise Security Bulletin Dominated by Critical Patches

War-Driving Technique Allows Wi-Fi Password-Cracking at Scale

Apple Patches Critical iOS Bugs; One Under Attack

Dark HunTOR: 150 arrested, $31 million seized in major dark web bust
The police sting spanned three continents and involved crackdowns in nine countries
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Dark HunTOR: 150 arrested, $31 million seized in major dark web bust
The police sting spanned three continents and involved crackdowns in nine countries
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Weeks early: Adobe dumps massive security patch update
The security update targets 14 products.Cyberattack Cripples Iranian Fuel Distribution Network

Cyber Attack Cripples Iranian Fuel Distribution Network

Meet Balikbayan Foxes: a threat group impersonating the Philippine gov't
The gang is also taking advantage of COVID-19 to propagate Trojan malware.Wslink: Unique and undocumented malicious loader that runs as a server
There are no code, functionality or operational similarities to suggest that this is a tool from a known threat actor
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Wslink: Unique and undocumented malicious loader that runs as a server
There are no code, functionality or operational similarities to suggest that this is a tool from a known threat actor
The post Wslink: Unique and undocumented malicious loader that runs as a server appeared first on WeLiveSecurity
SquirrelWaffle Loader Malspams, Packing Qakbot, Cobalt Strike

Public Clouds & Shared Responsibility: Lessons from Vulnerability Disclosure

Lazarus Attackers Turn to the IT Supply Chain

Why the Next-Generation of Application Security Is Needed

FBI Raids Chinese Point-of-Sale Giant PAX Technology
U.S. federal investigators today raided the U.S. offices of PAX Technology, a Chinese provider of point-of-sale devices used by millions of businesses and retailers globally. KrebsOnSecurity has learned the raid is tied to reports that PAX's systems may have been involved in cyberattacks on U.S. and E.U. organizations.Attackers Hijack Craigslist Emails to Bypass Security, Deliver Malware

Mozilla Firefox Blocks Malicious Add-Ons Installed by 455K Users
