The FBI has warned crypto companies of sophisticated social engineering attacks by North Korean hackers targeting employees to install malware leading to crypto theft.
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The FBI is warning that one of the world's most prolific and dangerous ransomware groups has now set its sights on the "airline ecosystem" of the region, and has already racked up successful cyber attacks against two major airlines.
This is the third time the FBI is warning of the persistent Kwampirs malware conducting supply chain attack now targeting the healthcare sector and with increased intensity during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis.
Leveraging the Hancitor malware, the ransomware gang earned $43.9 m after compromising 49 critical infrastructure entities in finance, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and IT.
Ransomware gangs search for non-public financial information that could affect stock prices during mergers and acquisitions and threaten to publish it to coerce the victim to pay.
FBI defended a nearly threefold increase in FISA warrantless searches by claiming that it was necessary to curtail a wave of foreign threat actors conducting operations against domestic firms.
It has been discovered that the FBI quietly held on to the Kaseya decryption key for three weeks prior to making it available to the public in a bid to "disrupt" the attack.
A joint cybersecurity advisory by federal agencies warns healthcare organizations of targeted ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware attacks in retaliation against the FBI’s botched seizure.
U.S. federal agencies issued a joint cybersecurity advisory over cyber threats targeting water facilities and wastewater treatment plants threatening water safety and availability.
