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.
Cybercrime is exploiting Docker containers to mine Monero
Palo Alto Networks cyber security experts identified a Hub account, azurenql, that was hosting six malicious images intended to mine the cryptocurrency. They have been pulled more than two million times.
Cybercrime, Sodinokibi attackers leverage Cobalt Strike and scan for POS
Symantec cyber security experts spotted a ransomware campaign which exploits legitimate tools and both malware to earn big profits from large-multinational companies.
Cyber Espionage, Operation In(ter)ception hit aerospace-military companies
ESET cyber security experts: The threat actor, maybe North Korea’s Lazarus, exploited custom malware, fake jobs and social engineering via LinkedIn, to compromise the targets.
Cyber Security, hundreds of millions of IoT devices at risk of hacking
CSIRT-Italy experts: The cause is a package of 19 vulnerabilities, called Ripple20. In danger, from smart devices to business solutions in the Oil & Gas, nuclear and transportation sectors.
Cybercrime, NitroHack malware turns Discord client into a trojan
MalwareHunterTeam cyber security experts: It’s being distributed to infected user's friends via DM messages, that promote it as a way to get get the premium Nitro service for free.
Cybercrime, the Black Lives Matter exploited to spread Trickbot
CSIRT-Italy cyber security experts: The malware is conveyed with an malspam campaign and malicious attachments. Targets: USA, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and South East Asia.
Cybercrime, 46% of C-level officers hit by spyware
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: The first country of origin is Russia. The reasons is the lack of resources that ensure productivity. Phishing in 2019 has been the main threat to companies.
Cyber Security, 0-day vulnerability discovered on SOHO Netgear devices
Yoroi-Cybaze Experts: An attacker can execute arbitrary code on the target device by taking control of it without authentication. In addition, there is currently no patch.
Cybercrime, last frontier are threats to destroy sites in fake ransom attacks
WebARX cyber security experts: A blackmail campaign asks victims to pay between $1,500 and $3,000 to avoid having their sites' databases leaked and reputation destroyed. It’s false!