Sea Turtle campaign is harvesting credentials in Middle East and North Africa
Cisco Talos cyber security experts: At least 40 organizations across 13 different countries were compromised by a state-sponsored actor who exploits DNS hijacking.
Gnosticplayers is back with a new batch of 65.5 million leaked records
The cyber security experts: There will be a rise of cybercrime attacks in the next future. The stolen data come from 6 breached companies and include user’s physical address.
Scranos rootkit spyware operation is infecting victims worldwide
Bitdefender cyber security experts: cybercrime steals credentials and payment accounts from popular services, exfiltrate browsing history and cookies, and execute any malware.
Here it comes Baldr, a new stealer on the wild…and on the market
Malwarebytes cyber security experts: The malware is linked with Arkei and it is in great demand by cybercrime. It’s dangerous and evolving.
Ukraine, mystery on a weaponized document on elections. APT28 or not?
Yoroi-Cybaze cyber security experts: It contains Emotet malware and should linked to Russian hackers. But some elements are confusing and need to be deepened.
North Korea, Lazarus hackers are back with HOPLIGHT
The US cyber security experts: It’s a new Trojan with 9 files infected. Seven of them are "proxy applications that mask traffic between malware and the remote operators.
Cyber Security: “Yomi: The Malware Hunter” becomes “public”
The “all italian” Yoroi-Cybaze sandbox will be shared for free with the InfoSec community. This to increase global cooperation against the threat.
Cybercrime: new variant of GoBrut malware targets Unix systems via WordPress
Alert Logic cyber security experts: It exploits an ELF variant and multiple C2 servers. The actor behind is Magecart group and the threat is growing.
Cybercrime, mass phishing campaigns to spread 10 malware
Bromium cyber security experts: More than a dozen US-based web servers were used to host families: 5 banking trojan, 2 ransomware and 3 information steeler.
Instagram has a new foe: Instainsane, that performs multi-threaded brute force attacks
It’s a dangerous Shell Script that can bypass login limiting and test infinite number of passwords, with a rate of about 1000/min with 100 attemps at once.