Cyber Warfare, U.S. Offers up to 10M for Info to Counter the Election Meddling
Foreign malicious cyber operations could target the vote, the infrastructure, and political groups or campaigns. APTs already attacked Trump and Biden staffers.
Cyber Espionage, China’s hackers exploit the TAIDOOR malware
The US CISA, FBI, DoD cyber security experts: The aim is to maintain a presence on victim networks and to further network exploitation. The RAT is installed as a DLL and includes 2 files.
Covid-19, face masks deceive the facial recognition algorithms
NIST cyber security experts: Error rates varied from 5% to 50%, depending on their capabilities. Blacks one double rates than light-blue. However the tests have been made with digital masks only.
Cyber Security, new cybercrime phishing campaign exploits DHL
The lure is a receipt for a parcel, that must be printed and shown to the delivery agent when the parcel would arrive. But the attachment is a malware. Beware!
Cyber Security, BootHole put Windows and Linux devices at risk
Eclypsium: It’s a vulnerability in the GRUB2 bootloader, that hit devices using Secure Boot. Attackers can install persistent and stealthy bootkits or malware.
Cybercrime, QNAP NAS devices still vulnerable to QSnatch
Joint alert by the UK NCSC and US CISA cyber security experts on the malware (aka Deker). Update the devices with the latest security fixes now!
Cybercrime: Here it comes Doki, a completely undetectable Linux malware
Intezer cyber security experts: It exploits undocumented techniques to stay under the radar and target publicly accessible Docker servers with DynDNS service and unique DGA based on Dogecoin.
Cybercrime, a new variant of the Phobos ransomware is on the wild
360 Total Security cyber security experts: Malware’s upgraded in camouflaging the encrypted function module, bypassing the security protection mechanism, and local persistence.
Cybercrime, a “white knight” has put Emotet gang in trouble
The cyber security experts: Someone hacked into the malware's distribution sites and replaced payloads with memes and images. Criminals paused the spamming, but the war is not over.
Cybercrime: here it comes Exorcist, new Ransomware-as-a-service
It has been discover by the cyber security expert Leandro Velasco. It doesn’t attack CIS countries and works without internet connection. The ransom, if it is not paid on time, triples.