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Cyber SecurityNews

Microsoft Security Report: Destructive Malware Found To Be Targeting Ukrainian Organizations

January 20, 2022
The destructive malware that is currently being spread in Ukraine acts like ransomware in that it locks up target systems by encrypting key files, but there is no payment option.
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AT&T logo in front of building showing botnet targeting VoIP servers
Cyber SecurityNews

Chinese Researchers Discover EwDoor Botnet Affecting up to 100,000 AT&T VoIP Servers

December 13, 2021
Botnet discovered by Chinese researchers introduced a backdoor and a web shell on compromised AT&T VoIP servers, mostly in the US, for DDoS attacks and data exfiltration.
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Hacker writing code for malware showing second hacking team targeting SolarWinds
Cyber Security

Microsoft Discovers A Second Hacking Team Exploiting SolarWinds Orion Software

December 25, 2020
Microsoft detected a second hacking team targeting Orion software and running its campaign parallel to the Russian hacking group; SolarWinds acknowledges the threat.
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Google Chrome browser logo on mobile device showing danger of malware in Chrome web store
Cyber SecurityInsights

Google’s Chrome Web Store Security Is Successful, but a Bigger Storm Is Brewing

December 2, 2020
Browser extensions are creeping their way into being a favorite of malicious actors. Why are dangerous extensions still a challenge, even though Google is actively combating the problem?
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Close up of a Tesla car badge showing Russian hacker's plan for ransomware attack
Cyber SecurityNews

Hacker Offered Russian-Speaking Tesla Employee for $1 Million to Execute Ransomware Attack

September 4, 2020
FBI arrested a Russian hacker who offered a $1 million bribe to a Russian speaking Tesla employee to install malware for a ransomware attack.
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Engineer standing on industry grounds showing the new malware that targets air-gapped networks
Cyber SecurityNews

Are Air-Gapped Networks Enough to Stop Malware? They Might Not Be for Long

May 26, 2020
New malware Ramsay was found to specifically target air-gapped networks by laying low and inactive in infected files until it is connected to the intended target.
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Chinese flag button on keyboard showing Chinese APT groups may have been exploiting vulnerabilities on Linux servers for nearly a decade
Cyber SecurityNews

New Report Reveals Chinese APT Groups May Have Been Entrenched in Some Servers for Nearly a Decade Using Little-Known Linux Exploits

April 24, 2020
New report reveals a coordinated campaign by five Chinese APT groups that dates back at least eight years and exploits underlooked remote access vulnerabilities in Linux servers.
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Cyber SecurityNews

Google Blocks Over 18 Million Daily Malware and Phishing Emails Related to COVID-19

April 24, 2020
Google says it blocks 18 million daily malware and phishing emails related to COVID-19 plus another 240 million daily spam messages related to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Blue pixel locks and red Bug on a black background showing impact of healthcare sector supply chain attacks involving 'Kwampirs' malware
Cyber SecurityNews

FBI Warns of Healthcare Sector Supply Chain Attacks involving ‘Kwampirs’ Malware

April 7, 2020
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.
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Google Chrome logo on laptop screen showing 500 delisted Chrome browser extensions used in massive ad fraud campaign
Cyber SecurityNews

500 Delisted Chrome Browser Extensions Part of Massive Ad Fraud Campaign Active for Years

March 4, 2020
Google has culled 500 over Chrome browser extensions used in a massive ad fraud campaign that pingponged 1.7 million users through dozens of ads and redirected them to phishing site.
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A Wave of AI-Powered Cyber Attacks Hits Numerous South Korean Banks, Exposing Sensitive PII

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Hackers Abuse Custom GPT Instances on chatgpt.com to Distribute ClickFix Malware

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