Myanmar, the first results of the Anonymous war against the Junta
#OpMyanmar network hits the main institutions sites and blocks military's TLCs. Meanwhile, it continues to provide tools to the population.
Cybersecurity, VMware released updates to solve many vulnerabilities
The riskiest was the CVE-2021-21972. It was caused by gaps in the validation of user inputs by the vROP plugin in the vCenter Server Web Application.
Hong Kong Resistance helps the “brothers and sisters” in Myanmar
The Movement compiled a guide in Burmese on how organize the protest to fight the Junta, reducing risks of being victims of the violent repression.
Cyber Espionage, Ocean Lotus targeted Vietnamese human rights defenders
Amnesty International: The APT (aka APT32) is behind several spyware attacks between 2018 and November 2020.
Cybersecurity, Silver Sparrow targets Mac devices and the new M1 Chips
The malware has been discovered by a Malwarebytes, Red Canary and VMware Carbon Black research. However, today it doesn’t delivery additional payload.
Defense and Security joins Anonymous’s #OpMyanmar
The population has chosen us to denounce the violent repression of the protests by the Junta We will publish the videos and images that come to us daily from Myanmar.
Anonymous declares war on the military junta in Myanmar
The hactivists target the government sites and help the population to communicate. Furthermore, they are creating a site to document the violent repression.
Cybercrime, new Mac malware targets Apple’s M1 chip
It has been discovered by the cybersecurity expert Patrick Wardle. It is a variant of Pirrit, and has been designed to install itself as a Safari extension.
The Netherlands Police chases cybercrime actors on hacker forums
“We aim at botnets and related malware like Ryuk, Trickbot and many more. Everyone makes mistakes, we are waiting for yours”.
Cybercrime, Quakbot exploits ADV TOURS d.o.o.” company certificates
New signed campaign to allow victims to download and install the malware via the attachment, tricking the antivirus.