Cybercrime, the real companies email themed AgentTesla campaign restarts
The img attachment contains an exe file: the malware. The stolen data is exfiltrated through the usual FTP address.
Cybercrime, new wave of the AgentTesla campaign via real company emails
The message img attachment contains an exe file: the malware itself. Stolen data is exfiltrated via FTP.
Cybercrime, United Nations and Covid-19 baits of a global phishing scam
United Nations and Covid-19 baits of a new global phishing scam. Users are lured to start a conversation with threat actors, exploiting a selection for the Compensation Funds. Moreover, they used the name of a famous blogger United Nations and…
Cybercrime, the Renewable Energy sector targeted by an APT
The cybersecurity researcher Will Bushido discovered a cyber espionage campaign aimed to steal credential from at least 15 companies worldwide.
Cybercrime, Night Sky started hitting companies worldwide
The new ransomware group has been spotted by the cybersecurity expert MalwareHunterTeam. As usual, it exploits the double extortion scheme.
Cybercrime, attacks on companies now go through Contact Forms
The bait are complaints with a link to prove them. This points to a site with a compressed file with malware inside or that directly downloads the dll. Attention!
Cybersecurity, EU top 10 pharma companies are vulnerable to cyberattacks
Outpost24: The most targeted attack vectors in web applications are Degree of Distribution, Page Creation Method and Active Content.
Cybercrime, Gootloader evolves targeting highly sensitive assets worldwide
Sentinel One cybersecurity experts: It exploits around 700 high-traffic compromised websites as a delivery network, and tailored filenames to lure targets.
Cybercrime, the Agent Tesla campaign via purchase orders is back on track
The email zip attachment contains an exe file, the malware itself. This steals information and exfilters it, this time via email.
Cybercrime, new global Agent Tesla campaign via purchase orders
The zip attachment of the email contains an exe file, the malware itself. This steals information and exfilters it via SMTP