The 2019 cyber security threats and solutions according to ENISA
The EU Agency: cybecrime and state-sponsored hackers have further advanced motives and tactics. Mail and phishing are the primary malware infection vector.
CTA, illicit CryptoMining it’s not just a phase for the cybercrime
The Cyber Threat Alliance: This rapid growth shows no signs of slowing down. Being attacked is indicative of flaws in enterprise cyber security posture.
Cryptomining replaces ransomware as most popular cybercrime malware
Skybox Security: The less attention received than the one against ransomware and the recent upticks of cryptocurrencies made those cyber attacks incredibly profitable.
GMO launches the super cryptomining Machine GMO miner B3
It has a Maximum Hash Power of 33 TH/s: Customers can maximize hash power and power consumption in their environment. It will cost 1.999 dollars.
The cybercrime group Prowli infected 9,000 companies globally
Guardicore: The malicious hackers conducted a wide-ranging campaign to attack more than 40,000 machines for cryptomining and traffic manipulation.
Talos, a cryptomining campaign affected India, Indonesia, Vietnam and other countries
The cybersecurity experts: it targeted Bitvote, the new cryptocurrency launched in January and uses an unusual method for malware spread. This trend will continue in future.
RSA security conference identifies 3 of the worst cyber threats
They are insecure data in the cloud, malware for crypto-mining software and infiltration of infrastructure and industrial code. Actors are cybercrime and state sponsored hackers.
Symantec, there is an explosion of cyber-attacks related to cryptocurrencies
The cybersecurity experts found in ISTR 2018 that cryptojacking increased 8,500%. Not only. Cybercrime starts using IoT devices to mine coins en masse.
Wordfence explains why isignificant websites suffer multiple cyber attacks
The cybercrime aim is to make money and it exploit all the ways to reach the goal. Here are 5 reasons why no one is safe from malicious hackers.
Google Ads targeted by cybercrime with Cryptomining Malvertising Attack
Cybersecurity researchers at Trend Micro discovered an almost 285% increase in the number of Coinhive miners and the traffic came from DoubleClick advertisement.