Cybercrime, WordPress hit by waves of attacks targeting Epsilon Framework themes
Wordfence cybersecurity experts: They exploit Function Injection and other older vulnerabilities, The aggressions seem to search flaws.
Cybercrime, Malsmoke targets adult site visitors with new ZLoader campaign
Malwarebytes cybersecurity experts: It exploits a fake Java update, social engineering, and a decoy page filled with adult images purporting to be movies.
Cybercrime, new skimmer exploits websocket and fake credit card form
Akamai cybersecurity experts: The goal is to steal sensitive data. Some sophisticated mechanisms, usually unseen among web skimmers, have been implemented.
Cybersecurity, SMS and voice Multi-Factor Authentication pose great risks
Microsoft: These mechanisms, based on PSTN, are the least secure of the MFA methods today. That gap will only widen as adoption increases cybercrime’ interest.
Cybercrime, COVID-19-related malware infections soared 228% in Q3
AtlasVPN cybersecurity experts: The lures are coronavirus-linked subjects. US is the most hit country by trojans, followed by Spain, Estonia, India and South Africa.
Cybercrime: here it comes Ghimob, last mobile banking trojan
Kaspersky cybersecurity experts: The malware, designed by Guildma, abuses Accessibility Mode and exploits email to spread.
Cybercrime, Pay2Key emerge as a new and dangerous ransomware
CheckPoint cybersecurity experts: The malware hits large companies, but asks "little" ransom. It appears to be developed from scratch. It’s detected by a single Virus Total engine.
Cybercrime, WebLogic Servers vulnerability used to install Cobalt Strike
SANS cybersecurity experts: Campaign exploits a chain of Powershell obfuscated scripts to download the malware. Probably it’s the work of a ransomware gang.
Cybercrime, here it comes the Gitpaste-12 worm
Juniper Threat Labs cybersecurity experts: the malware uses GitHub and Pastebin for housing component code and has at least 12 different attack modules available.
Cybercrime, AsyncRat campaign passes from a real company in India
The bait is the usual invoice, theoretically contained in the compressed attachment. Inside there is an exe file which, when opened, triggers the infection of the malware.