Cybercrime, Glupteba exploits Bitcoin blockchain to spread
Nozomi Networks cybersecurity experts: The malware is downloaded via Pay-Per-Install networks – online ad campaigns that prompt software in infected installers or software cracks.
Cybercrime, here it comes Shikitega: a new Linux IoT devices malware
AT&T cybersecurity experts: Delivered in a multistage infection chain, It also executes XMRig Monero miner.
Cybercrime, Hikvision products targeted by Moobot
Fortinet cybersecurity experts: Threat actors leverage the critical vulnerability CVE-2021-36260 to install and run the malware, a Mirai botnet variant.
Cybercrime, BotenaGo targets millions of routers and IoT devices
AT&T Alien Labs cybersecurity experts: The new malware uses over 30 exploits and creates a backdoor waiting to attack through port 19412 or from another related module.
Cybercrime, the most powerful DDoS attack ever: 1.72 million rps
Cloudflare cybersecurity experts: The aggression was launched by more than 20,000 Mirai’s bots in 125 countries. Many of them originated from Indonesia, India and Brazil.
Cybercrime, the Gafgyt botnet exploits Mirai code
Uptycs cybersecurity experts: The Linux malware, aka Bashlite, mainly targets vulnerable IoT devices and reuses some modules from the old botnet.
Cybercrime, male chastity IoT devices under attack by ChastityLock ransomware
Security Report cybersecurity experts: Owners of the adult toys are coerced to pay a ransom or risk their tool being locked indefinitely.
Cybersecurity, AMNESIA:33 is still a threat. Update the software now!
The bunch of vulnerabilities in Multiple open-source embedded TCP/IP stacks, used in IoT and embedded devices, pose a immediate risk for organizations.
Cybercrime, Gitpaste-12 is back with more exploits and targets
Juniper Networks cybersecurity experts: The malware, a worm, is hosted in a new GitHub repository. It attacks Windows, Linux, IoT devices and more.
Cybersecurity, AMNESIA:33 hit open source TCP/IP stacks
Forescout: It’s a group of 33 vulnerabilites in IoT and embedded devices, caused by memory management bugs. Pay attention!