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, coronavirus-related brute force RDP attacks are rising
Kaspersky cyber security experts: Since the beginning of March, the number of aggressions has rocketed globally. This thanks to the lockdown and the remote working.
Cybercrime, new version of GoBrut in the wild: the 3.06
Yoroi-Cybaze ZLab cyber security experts: The GoLand written botnet is more powerful, with new brute forcing modules. Targets are in EMEA region, Italy included, but no Russia.
Cybercrime, Smominru botnet is spreading and it’s stronger
Guardicore Labs cyber security experts: Only in August the malware infected over 90,000 machines worldwide. It exploits brute force and EternalBlue for cryptomining.
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.