Cybercrime, NCSC could scan all of the internet connected devices in UK
The goal is to assess country’s vulnerability to cyber-attacks and to help the owners of Internet-connected systems understand their security posture.
Cybercrime, here it comes Mēris: a new and powerful botnet
Qrator cybersecurity experts: It has been used to a huge DDoS attack on Yandex (21.8 rps). Bots are devices connected through Ethernet connection – network.
Hacking, PetitPotam let attackers gain control of an entire Windows domain
It has been discovered by the cybersecurity researcher topotam. It coerces machine account authentication via MS-EFSRPC.
Cybercrime, web shell attacks on servers continue to grow
Microsoft cybersecurity experts: It may be attributed to how simple and effective they can be. Attackers exploit vulnerabilities in web applications.
Cybercrime, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand suffered a data breach
The cybersecurity experts: Likely there are nation-state actors behind the attacks. Until now, there are no ransom request or claims for the attack.
Cybersecurity, IMO suffered a sophisticated cyber-attack
It’s not clear if the source are cybercrime or cyberwarfare actors, but systems have been restored. Maritime sector and companies are in the crosshairs.
Cybercrime, automotive hacking incidents more than doubled in 2019
Atlas VPN cyber security experts: Data reveals that incidents are growing. Connected vehicles are the most targeted with different methods, that also physically endanger the victim.
Iran, the launch of the Zafar satellite may have failed due to a cyber attack
US accuses Tehran of using the space program as an excuse to develop military ballistics. In addition, the country in recent days has suffered a mysterious cyber offensive.
Christmas: Smart TV are a nice gift, but beware of cybercrime
FBI shared some advices to increase cyber security of these IoT devices. If users don’t manage correctly all the Internet-linked features, risks of being compromised can be high.
Cyber espionage: here it is the new Iran-linked APT34 campaign unveiled
FireEye cyber security experts: Malicious hackers masqueraded as a member of Cambridge University, used LinkedIn to deliver malicious documents and three new malware families.