Cybercrime: here it comes Cosmic Lynx, the BEC ring
Agari cyber security experts: The group targets only senior executives at Fortune 500 or Global 2000 companies. It has stolen million dollars from firms in 46 countries.
Cybercrime is spreading Zloader in Italy via fake fax messages
The cyber security expert, JAMESWT discovers a malspam campaign to deliver the malware, a banking trojan, from malicious attachments via dll.
Cybercrime, automotive hacking incidents more than doubled in 2019
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: Data reveals that incidents are growing. Connected vehicles are the most targeted with different methods, that also physically endanger the victim.
Cyber security, huge vulnerability discovered in F5 BIG-IP technologies
Yoroi-Cybaze experts: The flaw, the CVE-2020-5902, is caused by gaps in the management of particular HTTP requests by the TMUI management interface.
Cyber Security, zero-day vulnerability in Cisco RV042 and RV042G routers
CyCognito experts: A Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) flaw gives cybercrime can take control of a router administrator’s web configuration utility. The issue has been fixed with a patch.
Cybercrime, new Mac ransomware spreads via piracy: OSX.EvilQuest
The cyber security experts: It’s present in online forums-torrent sites linked to MacOS software. The malware incorporates a keylogger, a reverse shell and can empty cryptocurrency wallets.
Cyber Security, Microsoft fixes urgently two Codec vulnerabilities
They are the CVE-2020-1425 and the CVE-2020-1457, and affects Library on several Windows 10 and Windows Server versions. Up to date, there aren’t any alternative mitigating measures.
Cyber Espionage, StrongPity targets Kurdish community in Syria
Bitdefender cyber security experts: The APT leveraged Trojanized popular tools and could be linked to Turkey. Victims are screened based on a targets list.
Cybercrime, RDP brute force attacks doubled on COVID-19 lockdown
Bleeping Computer: ESET cyber security experts found that they passed 100,000 on daily basis in April and May. When many countries declared national emergencies for the coronavirus.
Cybercrime: Here it comes Lucifer, malware distributed in 2 versions
Palo Alto Networks cyber security experts: malicious code exploits multiple vulnerabilities to spread. In addition, it can steal info, launch DDos attacks and cryptojacking.